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Art-S Line Intensive Solution Imported
Mesotherapy product labelled 10 ml
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What is Art-S Line Intensive Solution?
Art-S Line Intensive Solution is a meso fat solution from South Korea (Made in Korea), for medical use.
In short
- The box prints 10ml x 5 vials, meaning 5 vials of 10 ml each, 50 ml in total per box.
- The box carries the KFDA mark with the words Medical Use Only, meaning for medical use only, so a licensed doctor should judge suitability and carry out any procedure.
- Meso fat is the everyday name for a group of products doctors use in mesotherapy, not a single ingredient. The full name Art-S Line Intensive Solution tells the product apart from similarly named ones.
What agency is KFDA on the box?
KFDA stands for Korea Food and Drug Administration, the former name of the agency now called the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS) of South Korea. The agency was raised to a ministry in March 2013 and oversees food, drugs, medical devices and cosmetics.
Where mesotherapy comes from
Wikipedia says the French physician Michel Pistor founded the field, the term mesotherapy was coined in the French press in 1958, and the French medical academy recognised it as a specialty in 1987.
DermNet notes that the mixtures used can include plant extracts, vitamins, enzymes and nutrients.
Risks, and what to ask the doctor
DermNet lists the side effects of mesotherapy as allergic reactions, swelling, skin infection, bruising and pigmentation changes. Tell the doctor before any procedure about drug or other allergies, pregnancy or breastfeeding, long-term conditions and regular medicines.
If anything unusual happens after a procedure, contact the treating clinic at once and take the box or a photo of the label.
Frequently asked questions
What is meso fat?
Meso fat is the everyday term for the group of substances used in mesotherapy, which Wikipedia describes as injecting substances into or beneath the skin to care for the skin or for localised fat. A doctor performs the procedure.
Where on the body is mesotherapy used?
DermNet lists the face, scalp, neck and areas of localised fat. The doctor chooses the sites after assessing each person.
How long does swelling last after fat injections?
It differs from person to person. The treating doctor explains it and follows up. DermNet lists swelling among the side effects of mesotherapy; if swelling is marked or anything unusual appears, contact the clinic at once.
When are the results of meso fat seen?
Results and follow-up timing differ for each person, and the treating doctor explains and plans them. The product name or the vial size does not set the timing.
How much is Art-S Line Intensive Solution?
The price depends on the model and the quantity.
References
- Mesotherapy. DermNet dermnetnz.org/topics/mesotherapy(opens in a new tab)
- Mesotherapy. Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mesotherapy(opens in a new tab)
- Ministry of Food and Drug Safety. Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ministry_of_Food_and_Drug_Safety(opens in a new tab)
This information is for general knowledge and does not replace a doctor's advice. Every procedure should be performed by a licensed doctor in a medical facility.