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Facial Lipolysis
Facial Lipolysis
Having trouble losing stubborn fat? Kybella can help you lose fat in your double chin and other stubborn areas for good! It is the only non-surgical method FDA-approved for dissolving excess fat. The procedure only takes 15 minutes, with little to no downtime required.
Injections of Kybella help dissolve small areas of stubborn fat in areas such as the double-chin, underarm/bra-line fat, lower abdominal fat, and inner thigh fat. A series of injections are needed for successful results. Diet and exercise fail to rid the body of stubborn fat in certain areas, but Kybella injectables can erase years – and pounds – from your body forever! Kybella is often referred to as the “mini-liposuction in a syringe.”
Causes of stubborn fat include
- Age-related changes
- A person's genetic makeup
- Weight gain or loss
The Treatment
Facial Lipolysis with proprietary blend of Deoxycholic Acid ($+900)
If you have questions about what Facial Lipolysis injections can do for you, we are happy to schedule a complimentary consultation with you before your appointment. Please make an appointment with Limitless Aesthetics and Wellness today!
FAQS
How soon should I see results from Facial Lipolysis injections?
The results of Facial Lipolysis will be noticeable, but they may not be immediate. This is because Facial Lipolysis destroys fat cells gradually. The results can take approximately six to eight weeks to appear.
Who are good candidates for Facial Lipolysis treatments?
People who are unhappy with small areas of fat on their bodies, but do not want to undergo surgery, are perfect candidates for Facial Lipolysis.
How long do results from Facial Lipolysis injections last?
Facial Lipolysis results are permanent, and fat will not return once dissolved if the patient maintains a stable weight. In FDA studies, patients who maintained a stable weight after treatment maintained their improvement at 5 years.
What is recovery like for Facial Lipolysis injections?
After a Facial Lipolysis treatment, most patients can return to their regular routine the following day, although they may experience slight swelling and tenderness for several days afterward.
