Where do you inject Aqualyx?

Where do you inject Aqualyx?

They may inject it into different areas of the body, such as the:

• back.
• chin.
• hips.
• knees.
• stomach.
• thighs.

How long does it take for Aqualyx to dissolve?

It does take time for the fat to be broken down and expelled by the body, so results are not instant. Some people may see significant results after 1 or 2 sessions, but for larger areas with more fat to break down, expect a few more sessions.

How long does it take to see Aqualyx results?

HOW LONG BEFORE I CAN SEE RESULTS OF MY AQUALYX TREATMENT? You will start to notice an improvement anywhere between 3 and 6 weeks, and could notice ongoing improvements up to 6 months.

Does Aqualyx really work?

Combined with the results we have seen in our clinic, we truly believe Aqualyx Fat Dissolving Injections do work. The fat cells that are dissolved will be permanently removed from your body, but this does not mean you’re excused from a healthy diet or exercise, if you gain weight the areas are likely to come back.

Can Aqualyx go wrong?

Aqualyx is an injectable treatment of deoxycholate solution (containing deoxycholic acid). It is a potentially powerful treatment in the right hands, but can be dangerous if injected inappropriately and experts advise choosing an practitioner who is not only medically qualified but also trained in Aqualyx injections.

Who Cannot use Aqualyx?

Is there anyone who can’t have the treatment? Aqualyx® fat dissolving is suitable for clients between the ages of 18 and 60 years. It’s not suitable for pregnant or breastfeeding women, or for those with a pathological condition. This is not a weight-loss treatment.

Is Aqualyx popular?

Aqualyx could possibly just be the fat melting procedure that the world has been waiting for. Approved by the FDA and EEA, this advanced new procedure has sold over 2,000,000 vials worldwide.

Does Aqualyx last?

A. Results from Aqualyx treatment are permanent as the treatment includes a complete dissolving of fat cells. However, lifestyle and environmental factors can affect how long your treatment lasts.