Description

WHAT IS AQUALX

Aqualyx-10x8ml is a non-surgical injectable treatment used for the reduction of localized fat deposits in certain areas of the body. It is a solution that contains deoxycholic acid, a naturally occurring bile acid that aids in the breakdown and absorption of dietary fats.

When Aqualyx is injected into specific areas of the body, it works by disrupting the membranes of fat cells, causing them to break down. The released fatty acids are then naturally metabolized and eliminated by the body’s lymphatic system

 

 

What is contained in the box of Aqualyx-10x8ml?

10 x 8 ml vials of Aqualyx

Why Does Aqualyx Offer Such Benefits?

When should I use Aqualyx?

• When diet and exercise fail to reduce stubborn fat
• Ridding yourself of fat and cellulite
• Attend to men’s pseudo-gynecomastia
• Fits every single one of the ensuing bodily parts:

1)  back

2) Hips

3) Stomach

4)Chin

5) Saddlebags

6) Thighs Knees

7) Buttocks

8)Hips Hips

How are medical procedures performed with Aqualyx-10x8ml?

Medical procedures can vary greatly depending on the specific procedure being performed, the area of the body being treated, and the medical specialty involved. However, here is a general overview of how medical procedures are typically performed:

• Pre-procedure preparation: Before the procedure, the healthcare professional will review your medical history, assess your condition, and explain the procedure’s purpose, risks, and benefits. They may also conduct any necessary pre-procedure tests or imaging to gather more information.
• Informed consent: You will be asked to provide informed consent, indicating that you understand the procedure, its potential risks, and the alternatives available. This ensures that you are fully aware of what will be done and have the opportunity to ask any questions.
• Anesthesia: Depending on the procedure, anesthesia may be administered to ensure your comfort during the procedure. Anesthesia can range from local anesthesia (numbing the specific area) to general anesthesia (rendering you unconscious).
• Sterilization and preparation: The healthcare team will clean and sterilize the area where the procedure will be performed to minimize the risk of infection. They will also use sterile instruments, gloves, and other necessary equipment.
• Procedure execution: The procedure itself will be performed according to the specific steps and techniques required. This can involve a wide range of actions, such as making incisions, removing tissue, inserting medical devices, repairing structures, or administering treatments or injections.
• Monitoring and guidance: Throughout the procedure, the healthcare team will closely monitor your vital signs and ensure that you are stable and comfortable. They may provide instructions or ask for your cooperation during certain parts of the procedure.
• Post-procedure care: After the procedure, the healthcare team will provide appropriate post-procedure care, which can include wound closure, bandaging, prescribing medications, giving recovery instructions, and scheduling follow-up appointments.
• Follow-up and recovery: Depending on the procedure, you may need to follow specific post-procedure instructions, such as taking medications, avoiding certain activities, or attending follow-up visits. Recovery time can vary, ranging from immediate recovery to weeks or months of rehabilitation and healing.