Aqualyx Fat Dissolving injections - type 2 diabetes

[LilLady]

Hey Ditto, I think you are thinking of the weight-loss injection, this is something entirely different, this isn't for weight-loss, it just removes small pockets of stubborn fat, it's for people who aren't over-weight but want to change small areas for cosmetic purposes, not a weight-loss drug.

 

[LilLady]

Have you looked around to see if there are any horror stories on this one?

I must admit I did scant reading on the "inventor"'s website , but no further. I would want to fully check out the downsides, bearing in mind how "safe" Botox and fillers were considered to be, just a few years ago, and how now folks are halting Botox and having fillers dissolved because of issues.

Whilst I empathise that you have a body part you really dislike, personally, I would approach this with enormous caution. (In fact, personally, I wouldn't do it.)

I have nothing against anyone wanting to be their best self, but injecting chemicals will always hold some jeopardy.

This is the thing, I can't find any..

 

[LilLady]

Hopefully nobody here will encourage you not to disclose a medical condition.

I know it's bad, but I feel diabetes is a grey area looking at the pharma advice, I will discuss with my nurse prior to any treatment

 

[Leadinglights]

Won't you then be left with lots of flabby skin which maybe just as objectionable for you.

 

[Eddy Edson]

This is the thing, I can't find any..

Here are some.

Chronic Infection and Nodule Formation following Deoxycholate Injection

Aqualyx (Marllor International Ltd, Rimini, Italy) was originally developed in Italy by Professor Pasquale Motolese and has been commercially available since 2009. It is a deoxycholate, aqueous gelatinous solution mixed with saline and buffering compounds. ...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Skin Necrosis Following Adipocitolitic Solution Injections

Injectable fat-reduction techniques emerged in the world literature in 2001, when Patricia Rittes, a dermatologist in São Paulo, Brazil, reported reduction of i

academic.oup.com

 

[Ditto]

Hey Ditto, I think you are thinking of the weight-loss injection, this is something entirely different, this isn't for weight-loss, it just removes small pockets of stubborn fat, it's for people who aren't over-weight but want to change small areas for cosmetic purposes, not a weight-loss drug.

I am yes. I never know what's going on, even when the information is all laid out in front of me! Doh! 🙂 I wouldn't fancy either of them. I hate drugs. Can't understand why peoples take them for fun. Well, I can but I wouldn't, now, food is my drug unfortunately. 🙄

 

[AndBreathe]

This is the thing, I can't find any..

That'd make me cautious in itself. Let's face it, even basic food and drinks will adversely impact some people, so I doubt a chemical concoction will be Scot free.

I'd also be interested to know how the treated areas age. As I understand it, people having liposuction have had those fat cells removed forever, so if, over time, they gain weight generally, they can end up a slightly odd shape.

This is your face you are dealing with. It's "out there" every day.

In our village, we have a lady with a very successful cosmetic procedures practise. She is a qualified dentist, who gave up dentistry to concentrate on her practise. When asked what she had had done, she stated - nothing, and no plans for the foreseeable.

At least with her, her patients know she has had a very thorough education in the physiology of the head and neck.

Caveat emptor.