How the Lipo Dissolve procedure is done?

Posted by Nick Niesen on October 26th, 2010

Lipo Dissolve is a minimally invasive procedure where phosphatidylcholine and deoxycholate (PCDC) are injected into the fat layer. A series of small shots are administered with tiny needles to target specific problem areas. Lipo Dissolve can also break down cellulite to smooth and even out the tone and texture of problem areas as well. Lipo Dissolve doesn't require anesthesia and is virtually painless.
There has been some discussion regarding the long term effects of Lipo Dissolve and whether or not it actually destroys fat cells or simply breaks them down only to redevelop in the future. Lipo Dissolve can assist not only in the breakdown of fat cells but it can actually kill some fat cells or at least shrink them. However, fat cells still reside in other areas of the body where you do not receive treatment so it is still possible to gain weight in those areas.
If you are considering Lipo Dissolve, although it can be effective on many, one should be realistic about the results it delivers. Do not consider Lipo Dissolve a weight loss management program or you will most likely be very disappointed. The best candidates for LipoDissolve are people of normal weight with a body mass index of less than 30 who are experiencing pockets of excess fat in certain areas.