Lipolysis is an effective body contouring treatment in aesthetic medicine that allows for the permanent removal of fat cells. It involves the use of a lipolytic cocktail, commonly including phosphatidylcholine and silorg, to break down fat cells.

Lipolysis is suitable for removing stubborn fat deposits in areas such as the abdomen, hips, under the chin, and the inner arms, where exercise and a regulated diet have not provided the expected results.

During the treatment, the solution is injected directly into the fat tissue, breaking down the fat cell membranes. The process involves thorough cleansing of the skin and injecting the lipolysis solution into the fat tissue.

Lipolysis is recommended for anyone who wants to remove stubborn fat deposits in specific areas of the body.

Lipolysis is not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women, individuals with untreated autoimmune diseases, uncontrolled diabetes, hypertension, certain skin conditions, cancer patients, and those with acute or infectious conditions.

After the treatment, the skin may feel tight with a sensation of tingling. It is recommended to avoid sweating for the first 24 hours and to refrain from consuming alcohol until desired results are achieved. You will also receive instructions to facilitate recovery and improve results.

The number of treatments required to achieve results varies and is determined during consultations with the doctor. A detailed consultation includes information about the treatment, recovery, and the number of treatments needed for the final result.

The lipolysis treatment can be repeated after 4 weeks on the same area due to the duration of the fat tissue elimination process. If treating a different area, it can be done after 3-5 days.