Mesotherapy and Dermal Fillers

1. What is the primary purpose of mesotherapy in aesthetic medicine?

Treating cardiovascular diseases

Delivering vitamins, enzymes, hormones, and plant extracts into the skin

Increasing muscle mass

Reducing joint inflammation

2. Which layer of the skin is typically targeted in mesotherapy?

Epidermis

Dermis / Mesoderm

Subcutaneous fat only

Muscle

3. What is the main component of most dermal fillers used in aesthetics?

Collagen

Hyaluronic Acid (HA)

Botulinum toxin

Calcium

4. Which of the following is NOT a FDA approved indication for dermal fillers?

Lip enhancement

Nasolabial fold correction

Cheek augmentation

Treating varicose veins

5. What is the most common complication of dermal filler injections?

Blindness

Severe allergic reaction

Bruising and swelling

Necrosis

6. When injecting dermal fillers, aspiration before injection is recommended primarily to:

Reduce pain

Avoid intravascular injection

Increase longevity of filler

Decrease bruising

7. Which of the following best describes hyaluronidase?

A dermal filler

An enzyme that dissolves hyaluronic acid fillers

A local anesthetic

A neuromodulator

8. Which of these patients is NOT an ideal candidate for mesotherapy?

Patient seeking cellulite reduction

Patient with localized fat deposits

Patient desiring skin rejuvenation

Pregnant or breastfeeding patient

9. In case of vascular occlusion following filler injection, the FIRST step should be:

Apply cold compress

Massage the area

Administer hyaluronidase immediately

Wait and monitor

10. Which of the following injection techniques is commonly used in mesotherapy?

Bolus injection only

Deep intramuscular injection

Multiple microinjections with fine needles

Retrograde threading only

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