The journey to the perfect figure begins with injectable lipolysis.

Despite maintaining a healthy weight, eating right, and exercising regularly, many people struggle with excess fat in the most uncomfortable places. Whether it's genetic or gender-specific, these areas can be a source of body dissatisfaction and self-confidence issues.

Have you ever looked in the mirror and seen nothing but a stubborn double chin? Annoyed by belly fat or a few extra inches around your hips? Injectable lipolysis can help you achieve what exercise alone can't - localized fat reduction exactly where you want it, bypassing the constraints of metabolism.

What is injectable lipolysis?

Injectable lipolysis is a non-surgical procedure that uses injections to reduce the number of fat cells in specific areas - where it's needed, not just where it happens. In essence, it's a non-surgical alternative to liposuction and lipoplasty. This procedure is less expensive, safer, and involves minimal downtime.

Lipolytic injections contain deoxycholic acid (DC) or phosphatidylcholine (PPC). These chemicals are completely safe and have a metabolic and structural effect on human fat cells, which are naturally designed to break down fat. 

Once injected into the problem area, they break down the cell membranes of the fat cells, causing them to liquefy, dissolve, and eventually die. This breakdown of fat cells is the basis for the effectiveness of injectable lipolysis.

Before the procedure, there is always an initial consultation to rule out contraindications and discuss the treatment plan. Then a cosmetologist administers the substance with a fine needle - the number of injections depends on the area to be treated for fat reduction. 

The procedure typically takes 10-30 minutes, with maximum results seen 4-8 weeks after treatment. Usually, 4-6 sessions every 2 weeks are sufficient.

When is injectable lipolysis essential?

Surprisingly, injectable lipolysis is especially important for slim individuals with "problem" areas that resist even the strictest diets or intense exercise.

Regardless of your age or gender, lipolysis (injectable) is essential if you want to:

• Get rid of belly fat

• Eliminate a double-chin

• Remove underarm fat

• Smooth out back wrinkles

• Reduce the problem of male gynecomastia

• Trim excess fat from the buttocks, thighs, or knees.

Why choose injectable lipolysis?

The most popular surgical method of fat removal is liposuction - fat is sucked out of the body, without any mercy to the body.

Even though this is a guaranteed way to remove fat deposits, it is a full-fledged operation, which, like any surgical intervention in the human body, is associated with a more than impressive list of complications and risks, such as

• Scarring,
• Infection,
• Excess skin,
• Disruption of symmetry,
• "Bumps" or "ripples" in the treated areas,
• Nerve damage resulting in permanent numbness or pain.

The risks are great and the results unpredictable, even if everything goes more or less well, you will fall out of the normal flow of life, liposuction is an extreme measure that requires hardship, which is not the case with lipolysis.

Injectable lipolysis is a non-surgical fat removal procedure that won't disrupt your normal life. In addition, lipolysis offers the same effectiveness without the aforementioned risks.

Despite its short duration, lipolysis provides powerful results. You'll see fat "disappear" in about four weeks after the procedure. 

If you are looking for targeted weight loss or facial or body contouring, injectable lipolysis is a clinically proven, risk-free, non-surgical method that will meet your expectations.

Safety in injectable lipolysis

Although lipolysis itself is a low-risk procedure, there are still risks if it is not performed properly. The best way to avoid complications is to work with professionals. Only a trained, certified and experienced specialist will know where and how to administer lipolysis agents. In addition, the specialist will advise you and provide you with all the necessary knowledge and recommendations.