Injectable Lipolysis (Sagoni Melt)

Injectable lipolysis at L centrum Pardubice uses Sagoni Melt — a physician-prescribed enzyme-based injection that breaks down fat cell membranes in small, localised deposits. After lidocaine topical anaesthetic is applied, MUDr. Kotlářová injects the solution directly into the subcutaneous fat in the target area. The released fat is then gradually cleared through the lymphatic system over 3 to 4 weeks. Treated areas include the submental double chin, abdominal deposits, the knee area and post-liposuction corrections. Mild swelling is expected after the session. Patients receive Sagoni home massage cream to support lymphatic drainage during the clearance phase.

Injectable lipolysis is a non-surgical fat-reduction technique that delivers an enzyme solution directly into subcutaneous adipose tissue to disrupt fat cell membranes, releasing triglycerides and fatty acids that are then metabolised and cleared by the lymphatic system. At L centrum Pardubice, the product used is Sagoni Melt — a physician-prescribed injectable preparation that has been selected for its enzyme composition and the clinic's clinical experience with small-volume, localised fat deposits. The approach is conceptually distinct from large-volume liposuction: it is designed for small, discrete fat pockets that are disproportionately resistant to diet and exercise in otherwise lean or normal-weight patients, rather than for overall body recontouring or weight reduction. The injection session begins with the application of topical lidocaine anaesthetic cream to the treatment area, which is left in place for 20–30 minutes to achieve surface numbness. MUDr. Kotlářová then performs the injection using a fine needle in multiple punctures distributed across the target fat deposit. Post-injection, the treated tissue becomes swollen — this is an expected inflammatory response as the fat cell contents are released and the immune system initiates the clearance process. The swelling peaks in the first 24–72 hours and gradually subsides over the following 1–2 weeks; the progressive fat volume reduction continues as the lymphatic system transports the released fatty acids to the liver for metabolism over 3–4 weeks. Patients are given Sagoni home massage cream to apply over the treated area after the session, combined with manual massage; the mechanical effect supports lymphatic drainage and may accelerate clearance of the released fat. Common treatment areas at this clinic are the submental region (double chin — a particularly effective indication for injectable lipolysis), small abdominal deposits, the knee area, and post-liposuction contour irregularities where small residual pockets remain. The procedure may be repeated after the clearance period if additional reduction is desired, with each session assessed individually by the physician.