Lipolysis
The fat solution using an injection (injection lipolysis) is also known lipolysis. The method is based on the active ingredient phosphatidylcholine ( PPC ), it is a soybean-derived natural product. The active ingredient is simply injected very thin needle directly into a fat pad.
Phosphatidylcholine is able to dissolve fat, and that is what it does well when used as injection lipolysis. The fat cells of the treated region are dissolved by the PPC. The lecithin present in the tissue can now automatically break down fat cells. The remains will be gradually replaced by the body's lymphatic system.
In principle, the drug used in the injection lipolysis is the same with what our bodies do to break down fat. This is actually an imitation of the body's own operations and processes.
The success of this simple treatment is visible after a few days. The effective removal of fat cells is lasting for sure. The fat deposits are simply gone.
Lipostabil
One of the active substances used in injection lipolysis phosphatidylcholine ( PPC ) in Germany is the drug "Lipostabil N". Lipostabil N is a drug prevention and treatment for blocked blood vessels by fat particles (fat embolism). It is injected intravenously. Lipostabil has been approved in Germany for more than 30 years as a drug. This can also help to lower elevated cholesterol levels.
The use of Lipostabil as a cosmetic injection lipolysis, however, has no official approval, although the positive and safe mode of operation has long been known, as shown by some scientific studies. Given this lack of official approval, the treatment with Lipostabil requires your consent.
Risk groups
To really eliminate all complications, the use of Lipostabil must be avoided among those pregnant women, nursing mothers and people with soy allergies or with a disturbed blood coagulation with. To be sure, two weeks before each treatment, no blood-thinning drugs (aspirin, warfarin, aspirin -containing medications) must be taken anymore.
Before treatment you will be advised of course through a detailed discussion of the treatment process and the possible risks.
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