Injection lipolysis is a non-surgical aesthetic treatment designed to break down localized fat deposits that are resistant to diet and exercise.The treatment is based on the injection of active substances that break down fat cells, after which they are naturally eliminated from the body.Lipolysis is not a method for weight loss, but for shaping and defining the body and face.

Lipolysis is used for:

• reduction of localized fat deposits
  
• shaping face and body contours
  
• improving the appearance of regions that do not respond to exercise
  
• slight tightening of the skin in the treated region
  

Injection lipolysis works by breaking down fat cells (adipocytes) in the treated area.
Active substances injected into the fatty tissue disrupt the fat cell membrane, permanently destroying it.
When a fat cell breaks down, its contents (fatty acids and glycerol) are naturally excreted from the body through metabolic pathways.

After lipolysis application:

• fat cells are broken down
  
• the body recognizes the broken down fat as "waste"
  
• fat is gradually transported through the lymphatic system
  
• It is eliminated from the body through the kidneys and metabolism;
  therefore, the results are gradual and natural, not immediate.
  

• double chin
  
• cheeks and lower third of the face
  
• stomach
  
• hips
  
• inner and outer thighs
  
• upper arms
  
• knees
  
• back (bra roll zone)
  

The treatment lasts about 30 minutes.
The preparation is applied with a thin needle to precisely defined areas. If necessary, a local anesthetic cream can be used to make the treatment as comfortable as possible.
After the treatment, the following may occur:

• island
  
• redness
  
• mild tenderness or bruising;
  

These reactions are expected and transient.

The process of breaking down fat cells is gradual.
The first results are noticeable after 3–4 weeks, while the full effect is seen after a complete series of treatments.

On average, 2–4 treatments are required, spaced 3–4 weeks apart, depending on the region and amount of fat tissue.

Fat cells that have been broken down do not regenerate, but it is important to maintain a stable body weight and healthy habits to maintain results in the long term.

Yes. When performed by professional medical personnel and with proven preparations, lipolysis is a safe and effective treatment.

• during pregnancy and breastfeeding
  
• in active infections
  
• in serious liver diseases
  
• in coagulation disorders
  
• in case of allergy to the ingredients of the preparation
  
• from active kidney disease;
  An individual consultation is performed before each treatment.
  

The treatment is slightly unpleasant, but with local anesthesia it is generally well tolerated.

In most cases, there is mild skin tightening, especially in smaller regions.

Yes, but it is advisable to avoid intense physical activity and heat for several days.

No. Lipolysis is intended for smaller, localized fat deposits, while liposuction is a surgical procedure.

No. Fat cells that are destroyed by lipolysis cannot be regenerated.
However, the remaining fat cells can increase in volume if significant weight gain occurs, which is why maintaining body weight is important for long-term effects.

To make the lipolysis effect as pronounced and long-lasting as possible, it is recommended to:

• intake of sufficient amount of water (minimum 2 liters per day)
  
• light physical activity (walking, light exercises) to stimulate lymphatic drainage
  
• avoiding alcohol for a few days after treatment
  
• healthy, balanced diet with reduced intake of sugar and fat
  
• if necessary, manual or instrumental lymphatic drainage
  

• avoid saunas, solariums and hot baths for 5–7 days
  
• do not massage the region for the first 48 hours (unless the doctor recommends otherwise)
  
• do not expose the treated region to intense effort for the first few days
  

Lipolysis is effective because it targets problem areas, without surgery or long recovery, with results that look natural and gradual.