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What is Lipodissolve?
How do I know if Lipodissolve is right for me?
What happens during Lipodissolve?
How much weight can I expect to lose?
Will the fat return after Lipodissolve treatment?
Can results become uneven?
Which part of the body can be treated with Lipodissolve?
I can't find a doctor in my area. Can I do the injections myself?
Is Lipodissolve supported by research?
Is Lipodissolve safe?
What are the side-effects?
Is the procedure painful?
How long is the downtime or recovery?
How many treatments will I need?
How fast will I see results?
Where are the doctors trained in Lipodissolve?
How does Lipodissolve differ from mesotherapy?
What is Lipodissolve?
Lipodissolve is a series of micro-injections developed to dissolve fat deposits of the face and body. Lipodissolve was originally discovered in Italy in the early 1980's and modified and improved in Europe in 2002 as a more effective treatment option for localized fat reduction.
How do I know if Lipodissolve is right for me?
Lipodissolve may be a suitable therapy for you if you have small areas of fat deposits that need reduction, or you are unable or unwilling to undergo surgery.
What happens during Lipodissolve?
Lipodissolve micro-injections target the fat deposits. When injections are done to the fat area you wish to have reduced the medications in the injections initiate the fat to gradually loosen, liquify and finally dissolve and eliminated through the natural process.
How much weight can I expect to lose?
Lipodissolve is not a weight loss program, and although some patients have dramatic reduction in circumferal measurement, the actual weight loss may be insignificant. This occurs even with liposuction surgery of fat because fat itself is very light in weight.
Will the fat return after Lipodissolve treatment?
The fat will return if you gain more weight in the future, but observations in Lipodissolve have shown that the fat often stays off quite well in the treated area even after some overall weight gain.
Can results become uneven?
The different injection techniques can be used either for skin retraction or fat reduction. In procedures for fat reduction there has been no reports to date where unevenness in areas injected have been observed from the injections. Often Lipodissolve has been used to correct uneven effects from other procedures, such as surgical lipoplasty and cellulite.
Which part of the body can be treated with Lipodissolve?
Lipodissolve can be used to address fat deposits of:
• Thighs
• Hips
• Double chin/neck
• Fat of the cheeks and midface
• Upper arms
• Lower arms
• Upper abdomen
• Lower abdomen
• Love handles
• Back
• Knees and legs
• Cellulite
• Lipomas
• Fat of the pubic/genital area
I can't find a doctor in my area. Can I do the injections myself?
No. Lipodissolve is strictly for clinical use. The safety data on Lipodissolve is in accurate clinical use by physicians trained in the therapy and could pose risks with wrong use.
Is Lipodissolve supported by research?
Yes, Lipodissolve is supported by clinical studies and monitoring of effects in Europe and the USA . Dr. Anderson can provide you the details of these studies on request.
Is Lipodissolve safe?
Lipodissolve has shown a very promising safety report and compared with many popular cosmetic procedures, it can be viewed as very safe. Lipodissolve still lacks clinical data to confirm long-term safety and if allergies against the medications occur, or the procedure is used wrong, patients can have adverse reactions.
If you have any concerns of Lipodissolve safety, make sure Dr. Anderson has answered all your questions to satisfaction during consultation.
What are the side-effects?
Common side-effects are some light burning in the area injected, bruising, swelling and ache. Women should avoid treatment before and during their period, as this created a much greater experience of discomfort and pain.
Dr. Anderson will explain during your consultation what reactions are common and rare with Lipodissolve, and what degree of side-effects you should expect and possible long-term effects.
Is the procedure painful?
The procedure is seldom very painful, with exception to some body areas and body types which may cause a bit more ache after therapy. Women should avoid Lipodissolve right before and during their period as this will increase the sensation of discomfort dramatically.
How long is the downtime or recovery?
Depending on body area treated, patients often return to normal activity immediately after treatment. Patients having facial treatments for double chin or facial fat will have extensive and unattractive swelling and may wish to stay off from work 3-4 days although this is not necessary.
The normal time for swelling and soreness to disappear is one week. Some minor swelling may persist longer.
How many treatments will I need?
It varies from patient to patient case and body areas targeted. It is normal that results are seen in 1-4 sessions although your case can differ.
How fast will I see results?
Treatments are repeated every 4-6 weeks apart. If you address large body areas, like the abdomen, and require several sessions you may notice minimal results between the first and second session which improves with additional sessions. Many smaller areas, like double chin, often give satisfactory results two months after a single session.
Where are the doctors trained in Lipodissolve?
Dr. Anderson received his certificate of training from the American Society of Nonsurgical Aesthetics and has been trained by and is a member of the American Society of Aesthetic Lipodissolve (ASAL), the developer of the Lipodissolve therapy.
How does Lipodissolve differ from mesotherapy?
Injection technique and medications are unique for Lipodissolve. Mesotherapy is an imitation of Lipodissolve that is often slow to respond and may require as many as 20 sessions. Lipodissolve contains a standardized mixture of pharmaceutical agents that have been monitored and researched for safety. The general response time is 1-4 sessions for results, depending on body type and metabolism. |
