What are DESO Body & DESO Face Fat Dissolving Injections?
DESO BODY and DESO FACE are the coming generation of injectable Deoxycholic Acid ‘fat dissolvers’ in the UK. DESO Body/Face are state-of-the-art fat-dissolving injectable products designed to treat those delicate localized pockets of fat. Areas that can be treated include a ‘double’ chin, the arms, tummy, sides, buttocks, inner knees, shanks, and back or bra ‘rolls’. Several sessions may be needed to achieve the asked result depending on the area treated and the quantum of fat involved.
In line with analogous injectable treatments like Aqualyx®, the active component is Deoxycholic Acid, proven to reduce fat deposits for the right cases. The product is accessibly separated into a face and body attention, with minimum side goods. In addition, DESO is known to affect in much lower lump than Aqualyx®.
When treating the body, localized fat is reduced, and skin firmness is bettered. When treating the face, drainage of excess fluids takes place as well as reduced localized fat quantities.
This treatment requires skill with administration to gain the stylish results. Injections may only be administered subcutaneously, avoiding muscular or dermal towel. Only a good and meetly trained Croaker/Nanny should be administering this treatment, and you should aim for a well-scrutinised practice (for illustration, with Save Face delegation).
Product Manufacturer
DESO is manufactured by LOVE Cosmedical (Italy) and is available in two sodium deoxycholate attention suitable for the face or the body.
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What is Deoxycholic Acid?
Deoxycholic acid typically emulsifies and solubilises salutary fats in the intestine. When fitted subcutaneously, it disrupts and destroys fat cells in that kerchief, making it the perfect agent for removing stubborn pockets of fat. Like utmostnon- surgical fat- reducing procedures, intralipotherapy using DESO FACE and BODY is n’t intended for the fat body but does target the fat at the cell position, making it one of the most successful formulas for targeting specific areas.
Side Effects & Complications
Serious pitfalls of DESO treatment are extremely small, but these include:
- Greenishness
- Pain
- Vexation
- Antipathetic response
- Saturation
- Towel necrosis (very rare)
- Temporary nodes
There are special aftercare instructions you would have to cleave to and the drainage of the treated fat cells can be bettered by adding other curatives (e.g. contraction and/or ultrasound).
Contraindications
DESO injections are contraindicated in the following cases:
- Gestation and breastfeeding
- Acute/undressed hormonal diseases (e.g., undressed thyroid complaint)
- Advanced organ complaint (e.g., renal/hepatic failure)
- Mislike to the substance or accoutrements necessary for the procedure
- Severe autoimmune complaint
Immunosuppression
Active infection - Body Dismorphic complaint (BDD)
Procedure
A thorough discussion is essential to establish:
- An applicable suggestion
- No walls to treatment
You have the occasion to leave effects as they are to consider matters further (a ‘cooling off’ period), or to proceed with treatment on the day following completely informed written consent. This means that following a thorough discussion, you assent to the treatment with full understanding of the benefits and pitfalls.
Following your discussion, an assessment is necessary to confirm that the area requested for treatment is suitable. This depends on the thickness of the fat, measured by ‘pinching’ with a caliper. Too little fat and the procedure carries unnecessary risk. Generalised obesity is also unsuitable for DESO treatment. This assessment will allow calculation of:
- The quantity of product needed
- The number of sessions
- The safest session interval
- The final cost of your treatment plan
Treatment Plan Table
A thorough discussion is essential to establish:
- An applicable suggestion
- No walls to treatment
You have the occasion to leave effects as they are to consider matters further (a ‘cooling off’ period), or to proceed with treatment on the day following completely informed written consent. This means that following a thorough discussion, you assent to the treatment with full understanding of the benefits and pitfalls.
Following your discussion, an assessment is necessary to confirm that the area requested for treatment is suitable. This depends on the thickness of the fat, measured by ‘pinching’ with a caliper. Too little fat and the procedure carries unnecessary risk. Generalised obesity is also unsuitable for DESO treatment. This assessment will allow calculation of:
- The quantity of product needed
- The number of sessions
- The safest session interval
- The final cost of your treatment plan
|
Treatment Area |
Number of Sessions |
Session Intervals |
|---|---|---|
|
Arms |
2–4 sessions |
4 weeks |
|
Back roll |
2–4 sessions |
4 weeks |
|
Buttocks/side of thigh |
3–5 sessions |
6–7 weeks |
|
Double chin |
2–4 sessions |
4 weeks |
|
Flanks |
2–4 sessions |
6–7 weeks |
|
Row #3 Content #3 |
Row #3 Content #3 |
Row #3 Content #3 |
|
Inner Knee |
2–4 sessions |
7–8 weeks |
|
Inner thighs |
4–7 sessions |
4–5 weeks |
|
Abdomen |
2–5 sessions |
6 weeks |
The treatment areas are also marked, and baseline photography is taken with your authorization. The sterile product used is mixed with local anaesthetic and drawn up into a small syringe. The skin in the treatment area is cleansed and disinfected, and the product is injected using a needle.
Multiple injections are needed per treatment area. The procedure causes minimal pain and lasts around 20–30 minutes, depending on the area(s) treated. You may notice tiny perforation marks, and it’s common to have localized redness. A compression garment may be recommended, depending on the treated area.
Prior to departure, a follow-up appointment is arranged, and you will receive aftercare instructions and clinic contact information for any concerns or emergencies.
Aftercare Instructions
The treatment areas are also marked, and baseline photography is taken with your authorization. The sterile product used is mixed with local anaesthetic and drawn up into a small syringe. The skin in the treatment area is cleansed and disinfected, and the product is injected using a needle.
Multiple injections are needed per treatment area. The procedure causes minimal pain and lasts around 20–30 minutes, depending on the area(s) treated. You may notice tiny perforation marks, and it’s common to have localized redness. A compression garment may be recommended, depending on the treated area.
Prior to departure, a follow-up appointment is arranged, and you will receive aftercare instructions and clinic contact information for any concerns or emergencies.
Aftercare Instructions
Following DESO fat dissolving injections, we’d advise that you:
- Avoid Aspirin for pain to reduce the threat of bruising or bleeding. Paracetamol is respectable.
- Intermittent cooling with ice can be used by applying for 5 twinkles post-procedure. A simple addict can also be helpful for discomfort.
- Bruising may do. Avoid direct sun, sunbeds and heat curatives during the treatment period.
- Avoid hot cataracts and showers (tepid water only) for 5 days.
- Nodes aren’t uncommon. They can last up to a month and generally vanish without any intervention. However, your guru would need to assess anything unusual.
- A contraction garment may be worn for 2-5 days following treatment (this will be guided by your guru’s recommendation).
- Communicate your Aesthetic guru with any enterprises without detention.