PALM CITY
Medical Group
LIQUID LIPO
Lipolysis treatment is intended to reduce and destroy unwanted fat cells. It can be injected to treat fat pads to areas such as the jawline, chin, bra area, back of arms, stomach, thighs, below the buttocks, and above the knees. More than one treatment session may be recommended for optimal results.
LIQUID LIPO BENEFITS
FDA-Approved
Noninvasive
Minimal Downtime
Permanent Solution to Unwanted Fat
TREATMENT AREAS
Back of Arms
Bra Bulge
Jowls
Chin
Love Handles
Abdomen
Inner and Outer Thighs
Back
Buttocks
FACTS:
Liquid Lipo involves the injection of an FDA-approved injection of a chemical naturally found in the body as a a bile salt that aids waste removal, that begins the process of breaking down and expelling fat cells. It is best used in smaller areas of the body where you wish to remove excess stubborn fat. Lipolysis treatment is intended to reduce and destroy unwanted fat cells. The unwanted fat is gradually chemically liquefied and subsequently removed by the body's own processes.
HOW IT WORKS
After the treatment area is determined and clearly marked, the medication is injected into the subcutaneous fat in a grid-like pattern. It then starts to destroy the membranes of the fat cells, allowing them to absorb the medication. This causes the fat cells to become temporarily inflamed, harden, and burst, triggering them to release their contents. The fat and cellular debris are broken down and eventually eliminated by the body’s natural responses.
COST
Depending on the area that is being treated, the amount of fat to dissolve, and the amount of medication needed, cost can vary.
SIDE EFFECTS
After your treatment, you might experience some swelling, bruising and numbness that will resolve over the next 7 days. Swelling generally lasts 1-2 weeks, and then gradually subsides.
You will begin seeing results around 3 weeks, and fat will continue to dissolve over the course of 6-8 weeks. It is best to plan this treatment 2 months before any major events.
LIQUID LIPO RESULTS
This procedure permanently destroys the fat cells, so results are permanent. If you have substantial weight gain you may notice more fullness and fat in the treated areas, but if your weight stays within 15-20 pounds from the time of your treatment, the fat will not come back.
YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED
What is Liquid Lipo?
Liquid Lipo is an injection of a natural compound solution that contains a mixture ofnaturally occurring in our body. This destroys fat cells. Because the fat is gradually chemically liquefied and removed by the body's own processes, the treatment is well tolerated. This treatment can permanently reduce and dissolve stubborn pockets of body fat.
Are There any Side Effects?
The most common side effects are mild in nature, such as redness, swelling, stinging, bruising, and general soreness that may last for several days after the procedure. Other more serious side effects, though rare, may include infection, skin necrosis, and nodules forming at the injection site.
How Many Treatments Will I Need?
It depends on each individual, amount of fat that is treated. When multiple treatments are needed, they can be spaced 5-6 weeks apart.
How Soon Will I See Results?
You will begin seeing results around 3 weeks, and the fat will continue to dissolve over the course of 6-8 weeks.
How long will it last?
This procedure is like liposuction, meaning it will permanently remove the fat cells in the treated areas. However, if you gain weight, the fat cells that may remain in the treatment area as well as the others throughout your body will still expand, which can minimize your results.
Is This an Alternative to Liposuction?
Yes is it is a nonsurgical alternative to liposuction. Patients are more and more looking for less invasive procedures with decreased recovery time, that they can fit in their busy schedule.
LIQUID LIPO NEAR ME
Palm City, FL
If you have stubborn pockets of fat that you can’t just seem to get rid of through diet and exercise alone,
then you’re likely an ideal candidate for Liquid Lipo.
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