Who can’t have Aqualyx Treatments?

Like all cosmetic treatments, you must be 18 years old to be eligible for the treatment. Anybody under the age of 18 is not permitted to have the injectable. Also, Aqualyx injections are not suitable for pregnant or breastfeeding women and it is typically suggested to wait six weeks after birth or after stopping breastfeeding. Furthermore, those suffering from skin conditions in the area they wish to be injected should also not have Aqualyx. The injectable should also not be used on patients who suffer from pathological conditions such as heart disease, cancer, and arthritis.

Are there any Side Effects of Aqualyx?

As with most injectable treatments, side effects can entirely depend on the treated area and the patient. Not everyone experiences side effects. However, when they do, it tends to be redness and swelling. Also, the area can feel sensitive and tender, and patients may also get some bruising. However, all these effects tend to go away within a few days.

Are Aqualyx Injections Painful?

Pain is dependent on an array of factors including the patient’s pain threshold, the practitioner, and the area of injection. However, patients have reported feeling mild discomfort after an Aqualyx injection. As with all treatments that involve needles, the injections may sting for a few seconds but, overall, it is a well-taken treatment and numbing agents can be used alongside it.

Are There Any Misconceptions About Aqualyx?

Despite being a fat-dissolving solution, Aqualyx is not a fat-loss treatment and should not be considered one. Aqualyx is designed for localised areas of fat that are more stubborn and difficult to get rid of if you are already maintaining a healthy diet and lifestyle.