How harmful are lipolysis injections?

For most people, lipolysis injections are relatively safe, and no particularly serious allergic reactions have been found so far. Of course, you should also be aware of some precautions when taking lipolysis injections to avoid causing harm and adverse reactions. The most obvious adverse reaction is swelling at the injection site, which may cause pain. If the operation is not standardized, the harm is relatively large.

How harmful are lipolysis injections?

1. The main adverse reactions of lipolysis injection are swelling, bruising and pain

The adverse reactions of lipolytic injections are mostly slight swelling and bruising at the injection site. A few people may experience dizziness. Since the lipolytic injections contain ingredients similar to "caffeine", the recipient may experience slight dizziness, but the dizziness will disappear after the injection.

The swelling is still very serious. Almost everyone who has received a lipolysis injection will experience swelling at the injection site. This is because such injections will cause drug stimulation when injected into the human body, thus causing swelling.

Bruising is caused by the fact that lipolysis injections require multiple injections, so it is easy to cause bruising on the wound.

The dosage of each injection of lipolysis injection is limited, and it cannot be injected blindly and indefinitely.

That is because each hospital uses a different brand of lipolysis needles and has different dosage requirements, but you must strictly follow the safe dosage indicated on the product instructions. Generally, the lipolysis injection is given once every 1 to 2 weeks, and it is not recommended to inject more than twice a week.

2. Improper use of lipolysis needles can also cause harm

The lipolysis needle is inserted into the subcutaneous fat layer. It will not cause much harm to the body if it is injected into other parts, but it will have no effect after injection. The injection of lipolysis needles must strictly follow the principle of sterility, which requires it to be performed in the operating room. Due to poor awareness of sterility, bacterial infection occurs, leading to the formation of subcutaneous abscesses. Some irregular institutions do not understand the medicinal properties of lipolysis injections and inject them without considering the safety of dosage, which will seriously affect the health of consumers.

What is lipolysis injection?

The lipolysis injection is a mixture of normal saline, lidocaine, sodium bicarbonate, phosphatidylcholine, epinephrine, etc. in a certain proportion and injected into the fat layer. It can effectively promote the expansion and decomposition of the stubborn fat layer, making it easier for the fat to break down into fatty acids instead of supplying energy to the body.