Injectable Lipolysis

Injectable lipolysis is a non-surgical method for reducing localized fat, primarily in areas such as the double chin, abdomen, legs, buttocks, and other parts of the body. It aims to eliminate fat cells using special solutions injected into the fatty tissue through needles.

How it works: During the injectable lipolysis procedure, the special solution, which usually includes phosphatidylcholine and/or deoxycholic acid, is injected into the fatty tissue. These substances target fat cells, dissolving them. The dissolved fat cells are then absorbed by the body and naturally excreted.

Advantages and Limitations:

Advantages: It is a non-surgical procedure, so it does not require anesthesia and recovery is quick.

Limitations: It may not provide as dramatic results as other methods like surgical liposuction. Also, multiple sessions may be required to achieve desired results.

Side Effects and Complications: The most common side effects include redness, swelling, bruising, and a burning sensation at the injection site.

It is important to choose a specialized and experienced doctor to conduct this procedure and to discuss your expectations, potential risks, and benefits before deciding to proceed.

Aesthetic Ultrasound
Aesthetic ultrasound is a technique used in aesthetic dermatology and cosmetology to improve the appearance of the skin and reduce issues such as wrinkles, laxity, spots, and more.

Main Applications of Aesthetic Ultrasound:

Types:

Skin Tightening Ultrasound: Used to tighten and improve the skin’s elasticity. The heat produced by the ultrasound stimulates collagen production, causing skin tightening and rejuvenation.

Liposculpture Ultrasound: Used to destroy fat cells in specific areas of the body, helping to reduce localized fat.

Improvement of Scars and Spots: By enhancing cell renewal, ultrasound can help improve the appearance of scars and spots.

Enhancing Product Penetration: In some aesthetic treatments, ultrasound can be used to help better penetrate products into the skin, such as vitamins and moisturizers.

Pressotherapy

Pressotherapy (also known as pneumatic compression therapy) is a completely safe method for lymphatic drainage, designed to improve the circulatory system, aiming for faster detoxification.

Pressotherapy benefits health and beauty in many ways:

• Improves circulatory disorders
• Contributes to weight loss
• Soothes swelling
• Reduces cellulite
• Makes the skin more elastic
• Boosts the immune system
• Promotes euphoria and well-being

Myers: Intravenous Vitamin Therapy

This therapy is suitable for the relief of chronic symptoms such as inflammation, muscle pain, fatigue. The combination of multivitamins and trace elements helps improve the immune system, relieve stress, migraines, and muscle cramps. It also increases energy levels and provides hydration and anti-aging effects on the skin, aiding in rapid hydration and body recovery.

Significant benefits have been observed in people with asthma, migraines, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, muscle spasms, allergies, and respiratory infections.

The vitamins we use are water-soluble, so after the body uses what it needs from the cocktail’s ingredients, the excess is excreted through urine. The main ingredients we use are vitamin C, the B-complex vitamins, magnesium, and calcium.

RF Microneedling
During the treatment, the microscopic needles of the device head emit heat into the deeper layers of the skin, stimulating the production and synthesis of new elastin and collagen fibers. It is ideal for treating sagging skin, eliminating wrinkles and fine lines, tightening, and addressing acne scars, while also toning the face, neck, décolleté, and body. This treatment is widely popular in the United States and well-loved by celebrities and public figures.