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Although Lipodissolve™ is a non-surgical procedure, for optimal results, it should still be performed only by a properly trained medical professional who knows how to minimize Lipodissolve™ risks. Lipodissolve™ safety should be as high a priority as the achievement of aesthetic improvements. The Lipodissolve™ procedure has many benefits, and patients who select a qualified and experienced cosmetic surgeon or dermatologist to perform the procedure are usually quite happy with the results. As with almost any cosmetic treatment, some short-term side effects such as post- Lipodissolve™ lumps and bruising can occur in some cases. Have a candid conversation with your doctor about any expected and possibly unexpected discomfort that may occur after you have the procedure performed..

Lipodissolve™ is a relatively new cosmetic treatment in the United States, although it’s been lauded by European patients and cosmetic physicians since the 80s. Lipodissolve™ is still in the process of being studied and reviewed for approval by the FDA. When performed by a qualified Lipodissolve™ professional, the safety of the procedure is unparalleled by other fat reduction treatments. However, because the government does not yet regulate who is allowed to perform the procedure, it is important to properly research and screen the cosmetic surgeon or dermatologist who will be overseeing your treatment to ensure that the doctor has the proper experience, training, and medical expertise. Lipodissolve™ is a non-invasive treatment, and there has been no record of permanent or life-threatening side effects since the procedure began being offered in Italy in the 1980s. An unqualified doctor is more likely to achieve no positive results than he or she is to actually cause harm, but it is always best to take precautions. Unlike cosmetic surgical procedures such as liposuction or tummy tucks, Lipodissolve™ seldom requires that any conscientious preparation be done by the patient in the weeks leading up to the treatment. Patients are advised to hydrate themselves on the day of the procedure to decrease the likelihood that bruising will occur at the injection sites.

Lipodissolve™ offers many possible benefits. To maintain the proper level of self confidence for daily business and social interactions, individuals need to feel comfortable and satisfied with their body features. Diet and exercise are time-tested methods for improving how you look and feel, but they are not always able to combat persistent fat deposits. Lipodissolve™ offers a non-surgical method of enhancing your appearance where your previous efforts have failed. Because the fat is gradually chemically liquefied and removed by the body’s own processes, the treatment is gentle. The fat melts away evenly with natural looking results. The skin is even slightly tightened around the areas treated by injections because the same chemical that breaks down your fat can also stimulate the production of new collagen. Lipodissolve™ can be used to correct a double chin, puffiness under the eyes, a slightly protruding belly, cottage cheese thighs, an overly thick waist, and many other areas of the body where fat deposits tend to accumulate.

Lipodissolve™ risks are surprisingly minimal for a procedure that offers such impressive benefits. Some side effects can occur, but in a vast majority of cases they are minimal and temporary. Within the first few hours of undergoing treatment, a minority of patients experience symptoms of dizziness, fever, sweating, or fainting. Some short-term side effects at the injection sites may include mild swelling, bruising, itching, and general discomfort in the area that was treated. These symptoms could last up to three days following treatment. You may also experience mild, intermittent diarrhea as your body converts the broken down fatty structures into waste products. Some women have reported the occurrence of intermenstrual bleeding as a result of hormones secreted by the broken-down fat cells. Lipodissolve™ risks are greater for anyone who has undergone surgery in the six weeks prior to treatment.