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Injection procedures for correcting localized fat deposits make it possible to reshape facial and body contours without surgery or long recovery periods. However, many people still wonder: how to inject lipolytic agents into the chin, cheeks, nose, or flanks properly and safely? In this text, we will explore the nuances of administration, the specifics of different areas, and the importance of a professional approach.
Why Is It Important to Know How to Properly Administer the Drug?
Fat-dissolving agents, despite their cosmetic purpose, require precision. These are not just “ordinary beauty injections” — lipolytics act on fat tissue, and even a slight deviation from the technique can lead to unevenness, asymmetry, or inflammation. This is especially crucial when working on the face, where each area requires an individual approach. Before deciding on the procedure, it's essential to consult with a doctor and understand exactly how the injection will be performed in your case.How to Inject Lipolytic into the Chin: Administration Scheme
The area under the chin is one of the most common zones for lipolytic injections. The main steps of the procedure include:- Marking the area: the doctor visually and manually identifies areas with the highest fat density and marks the injection points.
- Anesthesia: typically, topical anesthetic cream is applied to the skin 20–30 minutes before the injections.
- Microinjections are administered precisely, at a depth of up to 13 mm, in a checkerboard pattern to ensure even distribution of the substance.
- After the procedure, slight swelling, redness, and moderate discomfort may occur; these symptoms usually resolve within 2–3 days without complications.
How to Inject Lipolytic into the Cheeks: Features of Working with the Lower Face
If fat accumulates in the cheeks, the goal of the procedure is not just to “remove the excess,” but to maintain the harmony of the facial contour. Here's how professionals approach it:- Injection points are located along the nasolabial fold and the lower jawline.
- It’s important not to overdo it: excessive injection can lead to sunken cheeks.
- The injection depth is usually less than in the chin — about 8–10 mm.
- Microdoses are often used with even distribution on both sides of the face.
How to Inject Lipolytic into the Nose: Minimal Doses and Precision
Correction in the nose area is performed much less frequently, but with the right approach, it can visually narrow the bridge, reduce puffiness around the wings, and slightly smooth the contour. To ensure the procedure is safe, it is important to consider:- Minimal volumes are used (sometimes as little as 0.2 ml per area).
- Injection depth: no more than 5–7 mm.
- It is crucial to avoid hitting blood vessels, as the area is very sensitive.
- A cannula is most often used instead of a needle for maximum precision.
How to Inject Lipolytics into the Flanks: Fighting Stubborn Fat Traps
The flank area is a classic example of stubborn fat deposits that are hard to correct even with physical activity. Here’s how the procedure is performed:- Marking is done while standing to assess the actual body contours.
- Injections are deeper than in the face — about 10–13 mm.
- The volume of the product may be higher than when working with the face.
- A course of 3–5 procedures is often prescribed with intervals of 2–3 weeks.
Lipolytic Triad: How to Inject and Why Combine
The triad is a combination of three components: deoxycholate, caffeine, and L-carnitine. Together they provide a comprehensive effect: breaking down fat, stimulating metabolism, and improving drainage. Each component is injected into its own target area:- Deoxycholate: injected deep into the densest fat areas where active breakdown is needed.
- Caffeine: distributed along the lymphatic flow to promote faster drainage.
- L-carnitine: injected superficially into areas with reduced firmness, helps maintain tone and improves microcirculation.
What You Need to Know Before the Procedure
Before deciding on correction in the face or chin area, it’s important to consider:- Lipolytics are not suitable in cases of severe swelling or fibrotic tissues.
- Injections do not replace weight loss: they work locally.
- Bruising, swelling, and mild burning sensations may occur for 1–3 days.
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