Best Injection Lipolysis Treatment in Hyderabad – Nonsurgical Fat Reduction
What is Injection Lipolysis?
Injection lipolysis, also known as mesotherapy or mesolipolysis, is a non-invasive procedure that can effectively reduce fat in targeted areas of the body. This procedure involves injecting active ingredients directly into the skin with a series of very fine needles. The active ingredients then work to damage the fat cells, leading to long-term fat reduction. This is a safe, time-tested method for reducing unwanted fat. This is a very effectivetreatment to remove stubborn pockets of fat on the face, neck, and body. It’s a great alternative to surgical procedures, such as liposuction, as it generally involves fewer risks and side effects, and is less invasive than surgery. With injection lipolysis, there’s usually no need for anaesthesia, no post-operative downtime, and the procedure may require multiple sessions for optimal results. It’s a safe and reliable option for reducing fat and improving body shape, with minimal downtime.
How does it work?
The process occurs when certain key ingredients are combined, which then cause fat to liquefy, dissolve, and be eliminated from the body. This action has been studied in depth and the result is an understanding of how the lipolysis process works on a molecular level. Specifically, lipolysis causes acute vacuolization of adipocytes and inflammation within the septae that ultimately destroy the adipocyte cell membranes, resulting in fat necrosis eventually.
What body parts can be treated?
Areas that can be treated with lipolysis include the –
- Inner and outer thighs,
- Buttocks
- Love handles
- Back of the arms
- Upper and lower abdomen
- Chin and jowls
- Knees
- Upper and lower back.
It also improves skin tone and elasticity and increases collagen production.
Ingredients:
A variety of ingredients may be used, such as combinations of vitamins and certain medications, depending upon the particular clinical condition being treated. Two of the more commonly used ingredients are sodium deoxycholate and phosphatidylcholine (PPC). Both of these compounds have been found to have beneficial effects.
1.)Deoxycholic acid ( DCA): FDA recently approved the use of deoxycholic acid (DCA) for submental fat reduction, a much-needed breakthrough for treating double chins. This molecule has since gained immense popularity among injection mesolipolysis procedures, and its application has been seen as a much-needed evolution in the industry. DCA is a bile salt, a biological detergent that works by lysing cells, making it an ideal candidate for fat cell destruction. Studies have further suggested that DCA can assist in other medical treatments as well. It is now clear that this molecule is paving the way for a more holistic approach to aesthetic treatments and is creating a revolution in the industry.
2.)Phosphatidylcholine (PPC) is an important component of bile and a critical component of cell membranes. It is a phospholipid, an emulsifier, and a surfactant. PPC is the primary phospholipid component of cell membranes, serving as a precursor to acetylcholine, and a constituent of lipoproteins.DC is a constituent of bile.
Post care management
Post-lipolysis care should begin immediately following the procedure and should be tailored to the individual, as each patient may require different care.
- The most important component of post-care is minimizing swelling, bruising, and discomfort. This can be done by avoiding rigorous activities and taking over-the-counter medications, such as ibuprofen, to reduce pain and swelling.
- ice packs can be used to reduce swelling,heat sensation and pain. It can be applied directly to the treatment area and makes patients feel comfortable.
- Give anti-inflammatory drugs for three days following the injection lipolysis procedure.
- At our clinic, we often combine injection lipolysis with HIFU (high-intensity focused ultrasound) or cryopilolysis in the same session, in order to maximize the effectiveness of the treatment.
- Many patients see a result after the first or second treatment, although for optimal results extra treatments may be required.
- Many patients also report a more dramatic result after their first or second treatment with a healthy diet and exercise, for optimal results, additional treatments may be needed.
Injection LipolysisProcedure technique –
Injection should be given at a depth of 4-6mm on the face and 10-12mm on the body. The injection can be given at an interval of 3-4 weeks. Mark the area to be treated. Each injection point should be 1.5 – 2cm apart.
The depth of the injection should be between 4-6mm for the face and 10-12mm for the body, and each injection point should be 1.5 – 2 cm apart. Each injection of the maximum dose can be up to 0.5ml. maximum 50 injections. It is also important to mark the area to be treated so that the correct dose is administered and the injection can be done in a precise and precise manner. The interval between injections should be 3-4 weeks, as this will allow the body to properly absorb the solution and ensure long-lasting results.
Unlike traditional injections into the mesoderm, which require the injections to be delivered into deeper layers of the skin, injection lipolysis treatments are delivered directly into the subcutaneous fat. While the injection technique is easier, precision is necessary in order to ensure that the fascia, or thin layer of connective tissue, is not affected. The depth of the injection is crucial to obtaining the desired results without causing any additional damage.While it has been hypothesized that the process of PPC and DC injections reduces fat by causing adipocyte necrosis through direct toxic or surfactant effects, further research is needed to determine the accuracy of this claim. Additionally, if injections are applied too superficially into the dermis, skin ulceration may occur.
- It is essential that the needle is not withdrawn from the subcutaneous fat during the injection, as this can increase the risk of intradermal exposure and skin ulceration.
- If resistance is met as the needle is inserted, indicating contact with facial or non-fat tissue, the procedure should be stopped and the needle should be removed. In this case, avoid injecting into other tissues such as the skin, muscle, salivary glands and lymph nodes.
- The treatment consists of multiple treatments, usually 2 or 4, which are spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart. Following the treatment, localised swelling, redness and a light burning sensation is expected and usually lasts 12 to 24 hours.
- One of these is the risk of panniculitis, which is an inflammatory reaction of the subcutaneous fat that can cause swelling and nodule formation and can last for several weeks.
Who cannot take injection lipolysis:
Pregnant or lactating women, diabetics with microangiopathies, inflammatory
connective tissue disorders, severe liver conditions, lipodystrophy, patients with kidney problems, blood clotting disorders, and active infection.
Procedure: After careful patient selection and history taking, take written consent and photographs: frontal &side views.
Side Effects of Injection Lipolysis
it is important to be aware of the possible side effects associated with this procedure. Knowing the potential risks of injection lipolysis can help you make an informed decision about whether this procedure is right for you.
- Bruising and swelling in the injection site
- Numbness and tingling
- Skin irritation
- Pain and discomfort
- Inflammation and redness
Why Choose Sweta Clinics for Injection Lipolysis Treatment in Hyderabad
We @ sweta clinics do injection lipolysis do in weekly or fortweekly interval and use pinch technique to minimise down time and reduce discomfort and give at least 50ml fat reduction per session and also minimise pain using ice packs and vibrators during injection.