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What is aqualyx?

A fat dissolving treatment aimed to reduces stubborn pockets of fat.

Aqualyx® is a non-surgical solution to minimise and remove stubborn, localised pockets of fat. It is ideal for those who exercise regularly and maintain a healthy diet but have pockets of fat that won’t shift, even with focused exercise.

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Aqualyx is a solution of deoxycholic acid which is also in the human body. Deoxycholic acid is used in the emulsification of fats for the absorption in the intestine.

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The treatment consists of a multiple of small injections of the solution into the desired area. 

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How many treatments will I need?

Results start to show after 1 treatment however depending on the area being treated you may need 3-4 treatments for maximum results.

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You should expect to see results after 3-4 weeks of your initial treatment. Therefore we recommend leaving 6 weeks in between each treatment you have on the same area for Aqualyx.

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The treatment has permanent results, however it doesn't prevent new fat cells from forming. This is why we recommend you stick to a healthy balanced diet if deciding to have Aqualyx fat dissolving.  

Does the treatment hurt?

The solution of Aqualyx is mixed with a local anaesthesia to numb the area as it is injected. Everyone has a different pain threshold, therefore we say that this treatment could be uncomfortable as the solution is injected in, but we try to keep pain to a minimum as with all other injectable services.  

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There may be some discomfort following an Aqualyx treatment. We advise all clients that they may experience tingling, a slight burning sensation, bruising and swelling of the area that has been treated and should expect these symptoms to last up to 7 days. 

Any other aftercare advice?

Following on from your Aqualyx treatment you should avoid any strenuous exercise for 7 days. Expect to be swollen and slightly bruised with redness for up to 7 days. 
You should avoid wearing make-up or applying tan to any area that has been treated for 48 hours afterwards.

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