Aqualyx hydrolipolysis

What is Hydrolipolysis?

Desozycholinic acid infusion is an injectable version of desozycholinic acid, which is ordinarily produced in the liver for fat metabolism. In essence, bile-acid binds to the walls of fat cells, rendering them unstable, causing them to rupture and destroy their cell membrane, allowing them to be absorbed. Fat cells are now used as a source of energy by the body.

Which areas it is applied to:

• Jaws that meet in the middle
• Hands
• Belly\Waist\Buns
• Knees
• Buttocks
• Lipomastia - Chest Gynecomastia
• Thighs Internal

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a limit to how much you can take?

Aqualyx should never be poured in excess of 40ml every treatment session (four vials total) or more than 25ml in the anatomical area being treated.

What is the suggested dosage for each area?

The dosage is primarily determined by the amount of the fat store, although it should not exceed the daily maximum dose.

What is the maximum amount of liquid allowed per pour?

The maximum amount of infusion allowed is 0.3ml.

How long may AQUALYX be applied to an area that has been re-treated?

It is possible to reapply the medicine to the treated region after one week.

What is the maximum amount of Xylocaine that can be mixed with the medication, and why isn't it higher?

The maximum amount of Xylocaine that can be mixed with the drug is 0.3ml per vial, which should not be exceeded because sediments could form.

When will the first appraisal of the outcome be possible?

The first evaluation of the results should be completed 42 days following the initial application, or before the third session.

What is the drug's mechanism of action?

In adipose tissue, Aqualyx causes fat breakdown.

What is the technical term for the Intralipotherapy procedure?

The Intra-lipotherapy procedure works similarly to the Kleine Solution injection in liposuction, with the exception that the Aqualyx injection is only done at the exit of the cannula, not at the entrance.

What are the possible side effects if the medication isn't used correctly?

In the event that the medicine is not adequately placed and the injection is made superficially rather than in the adipose tissue, extreme pain and redness coexist, but tissue necrosis does not occur. Pain relievers or anti-inflammatory medications, as well as cold compresses, are indicated in these situations.

What are the advantages of combining Aqualyx with other technologies, such as cavitation, LPG, or RF, and what are the extra benefits?

Cavitation or lymphatic massage (manually or with the use of a device) is recommended immediately after the treatment is completed if there is no pain, as it increases the impact of the treatment by 15-20%. Fat metabolism is aided by the combo.

What can the patient expect as a result of the treatment?

All treatment-related adverse effects, such as redness and bruising, diminish in around 5 days.

What should the patient do at home to help him or her recover?

The administration of a painkiller or anti-inflammatory, as well as the topical application of cold compresses, is indicated to decrease any unpleasant symptoms for the patient. It's also a good idea to stick to a well-balanced diet and workout routine.

Is there anything that should be avoided?

All chronic conditions and pregnancy are major contraindications.

Aqualyx can be used starting at what age?

All individuals between the ages of 18 and 60 can benefit from this medication.

What are the possible applications?

Anywhere there are fat reserves.

What is the maximum number of treatments that should be done?

Treatments range from two to four.