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How long do fat melting injections last?

Fat dissolving injections can help you to achieve a slimmer, more contoured body shape, with long-lasting results of between two and four years. The results are even longer if you maintain a healthy diet and regularly exercise.

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The launch of fat dissolving injections has many excited. Now we can finally get rid of stubborn fat that just won’t budge, no matter how hard we exercise, or how healthy we eat. Fat dissolving injections can help you to achieve a slimmer, more contoured body shape, with long-lasting results of between two and four years. The results are even longer if you maintain a healthy diet and regularly exercise.

Fact – they are safe

Our two fat dissolving injectable treatments at Artisan contain natural substances. Our chin sculpting injections contain a synthesised deoxycholic acid. This occurs naturally in the body and aids in the breakdown and absorption of dietary fat. Meanwhile, our general fat dissolving injections contain a substance called phosphatidylcholine (PC). Again, this is a natural compound derived from soybean. Both are safe to use and are naturally broken down by the body over time.

Fact – side effects are rare

Side effects of both injectable treatments are rare. You may experience swelling, bruising, itching, pain, sensitivity to pressure and excessive warmth at the injection site however, this is usually resolved within three to five days. Minimise risk by enlisting the help of a highly qualified doctor or nurse. At Artisan, all of our cosmetic injectable treatments are administered by our team of highly skilled doctors and nurses. They are masters of their craft with years of industry experience.

Fact – pain is minimal

As with all treatments that involve needles, the injections may sting for a few seconds, but generally, pain is minimal. We also always offer the option of applying a topical numbing agent to the treatment area to minimise discomfort.

Fact – there is downtime

The biggest thing to note with these forms of injectable treatments is they do require a bit of downtime with both treatments recommending taking it easy for three to five days. Want to know more? Book an appointment with our masters today to learn more about our chin sculpting and fat dissolving treatments and how we can help you master the artistry of you®.

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