Where it
remains
Medication is injected directly into areas where fat remains locally, refining the line.
A lipolytic injection delivers medication into the fat layer to support fat metabolism in that area.
It is not a procedure intended for weight loss; it is used where care alone does not resolve, such as the double chin or the deep cheek.
The medication and volume differ with the area and your condition.
We suggest it for
Suited to a single area of concern rather than the whole face.
Reducing changes the impression too
With the face, even a small reduction changes the impression.
Before deciding how much to reduce, we decide how far to reduce.
The double chin and the deep cheek differ in fat thickness and recovery, so volume and intervals are planned separately.
Reducing too much can make the face look hollow, so we proceed only as far as needed, in stages.
Rather than a large amount at once, we continue at intervals while reviewing swelling and response.
Procedure details
※ The information above is a general guide; the actual scope and course may differ with your condition, the area and your procedure history.
Every procedure is decided after a consultation with a specialist.
The process
The specialist checks the area and your condition, then plans the volume and the number of sessions.
The injection points are marked and anaesthetic cream applied where needed.
Injected in stages, checking left-right balance and response.
We review the swelling and the change, then set the interval for the next session.
Frequently asked questions
This is not a procedure aimed at weight loss.
It is used to refine the line of a local area.
It usually settles within 1–3 days, though this depends on the area and the volume.
We suggest avoiding days when you have plans.
Usually carried out over several sessions at 2–4 week intervals.
It is decided in consultation, based on the area and the response.
It can change with lifestyle and weight.
We suggest planning it alongside maintenance care.