Injection Lipolysis
Injection Lipolysis
Break down local fat deposits
Science & Technology
Injection lipolysis uses phosphatidylcholine (PPC) and deoxycholic acid (DC) to break down fat cell membranes. When injected into subcutaneous fat, these compounds emulsify triglycerides, which are then naturally metabolized and eliminated by the lymphatic system. It is a non-surgical alternative to liposuction.
When Recommended
Areas of Impact
Contraindications
Absolute Contraindications▼
- ✕Hypersensitivity to sodium deoxycholate or phosphatidylcholine
- ✕Active infection at injection site
- ✕Pregnancy and lactation
- ✕Liver disease / hepatic impairment
- ✕Severe renal impairment
- ✕Malignancy in treatment area
- ✕Blood clotting disorders
Requires Consultation▼
- !Anticoagulant therapy
- !Diabetes mellitus
- !Autoimmune diseases
- !Skin laxity (may worsen with fat removal)
- !Inguinal hernia (abdominal area)
- !Dysphagia (submental area)
Step by Step Process
Assessment
Fat deposit evaluation and marking of injection points
Injection
The solution is injected directly into the fat layer using a fine needle
Massage
Gentle massage to distribute the solution evenly
Result
Fat cells are eliminated over 4–8 weeks. Multiple sessions may be needed
Key Benefits
Non-surgical fat reduction
Permanent fat cell destruction
No general anesthesia
Quick procedure
Targeted precision
Recovery & Downtime
Swelling, redness, and tenderness for 3–7 days. Results visible after 4 weeks. Full effect after 8–12 weeks.
Key Benefits
Injection Lipolysis
Frequently Asked Questions
How many sessions are needed?▼
3–5 sessions with 4–6 week intervals depending on the area.
Is the fat reduction permanent?▼
Yes, destroyed fat cells do not regenerate. Weight gain can enlarge remaining cells.
Does it hurt?▼
A burning sensation during injection is normal, subsiding within minutes.
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