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Homotoxicology in Aesthetic Medicine

For over last few years Homeopathic Mesotherapy (Homeomesotherapy) has been an effective, natural, safe and economical alternative to conventional Botox and dermal fillers.

Homeomesotherapy is one of the advanced therapeutic techniques in Homotoxicology (Medical Homeopathy). Homeomesotherapy uses the series of shallow microinjections of homeopathic medicines into acupuncture points and affected skin areas on the face, neck, hands and decollete to stimulate self-rejuvenation processes in the skin. This technique is also used for the treatment of cellulite, acne, skin hyperpigmentation (melasma), alopecia, chronic venous insufficiency (swollen ankles) as well as for localised fat reduction, stretch marks and skin slackening on the tummy, waist line, arms, double chin, 'eye bags', knees etc.  

Homeomesotherapy used for beauty treatment is also known as Skin Prick Nutrition since it delivers all required nutrients to the site of action in the skin. Homeomesotherapy boosts the health of the skin as well as the appearance and can be used both as skin rejuvenation treatment and as preventive treatment for maintaining a youthful look.

Homeopathic medicines used for treatments act at skin cellular and extracellular matrix levels and contain naturally found in the body vitamins, minerals, aminoacids, coenzymes, proteins such as collagen, glycosaminoglycans such as hyaluronic acid, antioxidants and plant DNA which are crucial for cell protection and repair. Concentration of these molecules in homeopathic medicines corresponds to their physiological concentration in the body, which aims to stimulate self-rejuvenation process without involvement of toxins and potential oxidants. As a result of its’ specific homeopathic preparation, these medicines have no side effects or contraindications. No biocompatibility tests are therefore needed.

Please visit our dedicated website for more detailed information about the products and methods used in Homeomesotherapy:

www.invivohealthandbeauty.co.uk


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Alla Cranham studied pharmaceutical chemistry in her native Russia before completing an MSc degree in biomolecular sciences at Nottingham University. She received further education in the Academy of Homotoxicology and Bioregulatory Medicine and then was trained in Homeomesotherapy in London and Milan. Alla is a Fellow of Royal Society for Public Health, a member of Biochemical Society and a lecturer at Biomedic Foundation in London.


Alla Cranham, MSc ABMT, DipHTox, MBRCP, FRSPH, MBS.

Alla practices what is known as Integrated Medicine, combining elements of conventional medicine, homeopathy and nutrition. This enables her to take a holistic approach to identifying and treating the underlying causes of illnesses.

 
 

 
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