Lipolysis method
Lipolysis method
A treatment method that injects a fat-dissolving drug into the area you want to lose weight and reduces subcutaneous fat in that area.
Lipolysis is a treatment that reduces subcutaneous fat by injecting a drug that dissolves fat into the area you want to lose weight.The cost is also reasonable, so you can easily receive it.
The principle of the lipolysis method
The drugs used in lipolysis are medicines used to treat hyperlipidemia and fatty liver disease.When injected, the drug gradually penetrates and breaks down fat cells.The broken down fat is absorbed into the blood and excreted from the body.The number of fat cells rarely increases or decreases naturally, but if the number of fat cells decreases with lipolysis, it becomes difficult for them to rebound.
History of lipolysis
Lipolysis is an injection therapy developed by French doctor Dr. Michel Pistor in 1952 as a pain control method.Because the active ingredients are injected into the treatment area in small quantities, it is suitable for improving various parts of the body, including the face and neck, and is recognized as a medical option in 19 countries around the world.In Japan, it is widely used in treatments such as alopecia areata, aging care (wrinkles and sagging), skin scar treatment, sports medicine, and pain treatment such as joint pain and frozen shoulders.Since technology is required to perform treatment, training courses, lectures, and seminars are held to acquire skills.
| Treatment time | About 5-10 minutes |
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| Number of treatments | 1 times 1 months 6-10 times of treatment |
| pain | None |
| Side effects | In rare cases, internal bleeding may occur. |
Recommended treatment
I want to have a sharp body
I want to reduce cellulite
I don't want risky liposuction
Repeated diet but not successful
I want to lose the fat in my upper arm
Prices
| 1 units (one palm size) | 30,000 33,000 |
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Risk, side effects, complications
After lipolysis treatment, you may experience swelling, internal bleeding, and dull pain (like muscle pain) at the injection site, but this will gradually disappear.Please refrain from strenuous exercise until the symptoms subside.In rare cases, allergic reactions (rash, discomfort, itching, etc.) may occur as with other medicines, but this will improve as it is absorbed.Nausea and vomiting caused by allergies usually improve within a few hours.
FAQ
*Treatment is free medical treatment (not covered by insurance).