There is only one standard for mesogun; Dr. Injector, or not.

This is the method of epidermis injection in which the question may arise as to whether or not the medication can penetrate into the skin. In this case, the tip of the needle must be slightly pushed in the depth of 0-1mm, without passing basal layer. So there is no bleeding or pain, but sometimes a thin red line may take place if injecting is performed quickly. Due to the advantage of little pain, this method can be applied on palm, sole, face of children and the patient who is complaining of pain.

In this case, the sloping side of the needle has to face upward and keep the angle between the needle and surface of skin almost at zero. A steady pressure of 40g has to be maintained for the flowing of medication. In the case of slow treatment, droplets of medication may take place, however, a line of flowing may occur if injecting is performed quickly. After injecting medication, wipe it off 5-7 minutes later until the moisture evaporates and medications be properly absorbed.