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In recent years, fat-dissolving injections have become one of the most popular cosmetic solutions for eliminating localized fat without the need for surgery. But many people wonder: What makes these injections effective? What substances do they contain? And how do they affect fat cells?
In this article, we take you on a simplified scientific tour to understand the basic ingredients in fat-dissolving injections and how they work inside the body.
First: What are fat-dissolving injections? FAT MELTING INJECTION are a non-surgical technique that aims to break down accumulated fat in specific areas of the body, such as the double chin, abdomen, buttocks, thighs, and arms.
Special substances are injected into the subcutaneous fatty layer, where they work to break down the walls of fat cells. The body then eliminates them through the lymphatic system and liver.
The most commonly used active ingredients in injections: 1. Deoxycholic Acid The most common and widely used worldwide.
It is a naturally occurring substance found in the body whose primary function is to break down fats ingested through food.
When injected into fat cells, it works by disrupting the outer membrane of the fat cell, leading to its complete destruction.
The body then treats these damaged cells as waste and naturally eliminates them over the following weeks.
2. Phosphatidylcholine (PPC) A natural substance found in cell membranes, it has been used in medicine for years to treat high blood lipids.
In liposuction injections, it helps break down fat and facilitate its dissolution in the body.
It is often used in conjunction with deoxycholic acid to enhance the effectiveness of the results.
3. Plant Extracts and Vitamins Some types of injections contain herbal extracts such as carnitine, caffeine, or ginkgo biloba.
They improve blood flow, promote fat removal from the body, and stimulate cell regeneration.
They are used to reduce inflammation and improve skin elasticity after fat loss.
4. Lipolytic Enzymes Protein substances that help stimulate fat breakdown and accelerate fat metabolism.
They are added to some modern formulations to enhance results and accelerate their appearance.
The mechanism of action of these substances within the body: Injection directly into the fatty layer under the skin.
The active ingredient begins to break down the outer membrane of the fat cell.
The cell breaks down and releases its contents (triglycerides) into the interstitial fluid in the tissues.
The body begins to eliminate this fat through the lymphatic system and liver.
Over the course of weeks, the thickness of the fatty layer decreases, and the contours of the targeted area improve.
Are the results permanent? Yes, the fat cells that are destroyed do not reappear. However, if weight is gained after treatment, fat may accumulate in other areas or in the remaining cells.
Therefore, it is always recommended to accompany the treatment with a healthy lifestyle to maintain the results.
Are these substances safe? Most of the substances used in fat-dissolving injections are approved by health authorities, such as the FDA (U.S. Food and Drug Administration), when used in specific doses and under the supervision of a qualified physician.
However, this technique is not recommended for use by non-specialists, as misuse may lead to irregular results or local complications.
Conclusion The active ingredients in fat-dissolving injections are a precise blend of chemical and biological compounds that have proven effective in breaking down localized fat. By understanding these substances and their mechanism of action, you can make an informed and informed decision about trying them.
If you are considering this technique, be sure to consult a qualified plastic surgeon to examine your condition and determine the most appropriate substance for your body and the type of fat you wish to eliminate.
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