CLINICAL TREATMENTS

Lipolysis/Deoxycholic Acid

What is Deoxycholic Acid?

Lipodissolve is an innovative alternative to liposuction that involves a series of micro-injections that dissolve unwanted areas of fat.

Lipolysis/Deoxycholic Acid
Lipolysis/Deoxycholic Acid

What is Deoxycholic Acid?

Lipodissolve is an innovative alternative to liposuction that involves a series of micro-injections that dissolve unwanted areas of fat.

How Does It Work?

The fat cells absorb the medication and become slightly inflamed and harden. The hardened fat cells break down within a few weeks and are eliminated via the body’s natural processes. First, the injected solution disrupts the fat cell membrane. This causes the cells to burst, releasing their enzymes and fatty content. Second, an inflammatory response ensures, allowing the debris to be “cleaned up” by the macrophages that have migrated to the area. This inflammation is responsible for the redness and soreness but also allows for tissue retraction. Lastly, new collagen is deposited in the area, causing skin retraction with denser, firmer skin character. The fat and cellular debris that are removed are collected as waste and excreted through the body’s normal metabolic pathways, through the urinary and bowel systems.

What is Submental Fullness?

How is Deoxycholic Acid Administered?

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What are the Possible Side Effect?

When will I see results?

On the average, patients begin to see noticeable improvement after 2-4 sessions. While many experience results sooner, we cannot guarantee this.

Is it permanent?

The average person is born with a certain number of fat cells and after adolescence does not develop more.

Lipodissolve will permanently remove fat cells in the area of treatment, leaving only a thin layer of cells, unless a large amount of weight is gained, because the fat dissolving formula actually destroys fat cells. If a person gains weight, the treated area can become larger because some fat cells still remain. However, the treated area should remain proportionate with the surrounding areas.

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