How injection lipolysis works
Injection lipolysis, also known as intralipotherapy, is a lasting, effective, non-surgical treatment for reducing localised fat deposits. The treatment involves injecting a lipolytic preparation directly into the fatty tissue, most often based on two core ingredients: phosphatidylcholine (a naturally occurring lecithin in the body — a carrier for active substances) and sodium deoxycholate (a bile salt and fat detergent), along with additional ingredients such as L-carnitine, artichoke extract or organic silicon. These ingredients have been used in medicine for many years. When introduced into fatty tissue, they dissolve the membranes of fat cells, breaking them down into triglycerides and free fatty acids.
Injection lipolysis is a gentler, less invasive alternative to surgical liposuction that places less strain on the body. It requires no surgical procedure or recovery time and does not take the patient out of their daily routine.
