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Summer is coming — and with it the wish to shed a few extra kilos? Injection lipolysis is an effortless and safe way to get rid of local fat deposits, and it can motivate you to look after your figure. Wondering how it works and what results it gives? Read on!
What is injection lipolysis?
Injection lipolysis is a modern, non-surgical method of reducing fat tissue by injecting a substance that dissolves fat cells. The dissolved cells are then naturally eliminated by the body through its metabolic processes. It is an excellent alternative to invasive fat-suction procedures.
The treatment is particularly recommended for slightly overweight people who want to get rid of local fat deposits in areas such as:
- abdomen
- thighs
- buttocks
- upper arms
- hips
- chin
It can also be used to reduce dark circles under the eyes.
Before the treatment, a consultation is carried out to gather information about the patient’s health, possible allergies and past illnesses. The needles used are very fine, so injecting the product is painless and comfortable. After the treatment there may be redness, slight burning, small bruises or itching, which subside after a short time.
Injection lipolysis does not require recovery time and is completely safe for your health. The duration of the treatment depends on the area treated. Usually 2–3 sessions are recommended for optimal results, although people with less fat tissue may see satisfying results after the first session.
What are the results of abdominal lipolysis?
The main effects of lipolysis are a reduction in fat tissue and a loss of centimetres around the treated area. In addition, the cells after the treatment show a more efficient metabolism and microcirculation, which speeds up the cleansing of the body. The skin in the treated area becomes regenerated, nourished and firm, and is stimulated to produce collagen and elastin faster.
The process of destroying the fat cells takes about 3 weeks, after which all the positive effects are visible. It is worth noting that injection lipolysis is not suitable for people who are significantly overweight.