Injectable Lipolysis (Fat-Dissolving)

Injectable lipolysis uses a fat-dissolving solution delivered into small, stubborn fat deposits — such as the double chin, flanks or jawline — to break down fat cells gradually. CosmoMedical offers Lipo Lax+ and Cincelar+ formulations priced by ampoule, and a short course is normally needed. It is suited to localised pockets that resist diet and exercise, not to general weight loss.

Injectable lipolysis, sometimes called fat-dissolving injections, targets small, localised fat deposits with a solution that disrupts the membranes of fat cells so their contents are gradually released and cleared by the body over the following weeks. It is designed for stubborn pockets that resist diet and exercise — commonly the area under the chin, the jawline, flanks, abdomen or inner thighs — rather than for general weight reduction. At CosmoMedical the treatment uses Lipo Lax+ or Cincelar+ formulations, priced by the ampoule, injected into the target area through a series of small injections; numbing can be applied for comfort. It is normal to experience swelling, tenderness, firmness and sometimes bruising in the treated area for several days to a couple of weeks as the fat breaks down — this localised swelling is an expected part of how the treatment works. Because results are gradual and depend on the volume of fat, a course of two or more sessions spaced several weeks apart is usually recommended, with the physician advising on the likely number at consultation. Injectable lipolysis is associated with a reduction in localised fat and improved contour in the treated zone; it is best suited to people close to their target weight with discrete fatty pockets, and is not performed in pregnancy or breastfeeding. Suitability and realistic expectations are discussed beforehand.