Fat Dissolving
Fat dissolving is a minimally-invasive procedure that targets stubborn pockets of fat, that are resistant to healthy diet and exercise. Fat dissolvers work by liquidating the fat cells, aiming to destroy them permanently. The broken down cells are then naturally eliminated through our lymphatic system, such as through sweat and urine.
This treatment further speeds up metabolism and reduces cellulite through enhancing skin elasticity. Previous methods would only reduce fat cells, whereas fat dissolving injections does what it says, dissolves, destroys and eliminates them from the body.
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Disclaimer: Fat dissolvers are for stubborn fat, to sculpt and contour not a weight loss solution.
Areas that can be Treated
Fat dissolving injections can be used in many parts of the body including but not exclusive too:
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Double Chin
Bra strap area
Arms (bingo wings)
Knees
Back
Love Handles
Abdomen (lower/upper/full)
Side
Buttocks
Inner/Outer Thighs
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What to Expect on the Day
On the day of treatment, the area/s of concern will be discussed and drawn around, with numbing cream applied. Once numb small injections will be given into each of the squares, you will feel a small sting with each injection but this doesn't last long and many people tolerate it with little discomfort.
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There many be mild swelling and redness to the area for a few days, and you will feel a little tender. The full results will begin to show 2-6 weeks after the initial treatment. It is recommended that you have multiple sessions to see desired results, which will be discussed at consultation. Treatments can be administered every 15 days for lip lab and every 7 days for lemon bottle. to achieve maximum benefits. You should drink at least 2 litres of water a day, and maintain a healthy diet and exercise. The treated area/s can be massaged towards the lymphatic drainage area to help the process.
After Care
Avoid alcohol for 24 hours
Avoid strenuous exercise for 24 hours
Do not use active products, including AHA, Retinols, Vitamin C
Makeup can be applied 24 hours after the treatment
Cold compress and paracetamol can be used for any discomfort
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Any additional concerns contact your practitioner for advice.