Aqualyx
Deoxycholic acid, injected into a small pocket of fat. Under the chin, or a pad you can pinch. Not a diet. Not liposuction.
£150 - 1 vial. A course, not one sitting.
Who it is for
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A small pocket under the chin
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A pad you can pinch
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Not loose skin
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Not a large area
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Not a diet
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Not liposuction
How it works
01 LOOK
Face to face.
A pocket of fat and loose skin are not the same thing.
02 PLACE
The injection goes into the pocket.
The product is confirmed in the room.
03 Settle
It swells first.
The change is over the following weeks, not on the day.
You go home the same day.
Prices
From £150 per vial.
A course. The number is decided in the room.
If the skin is loose, Rejuvalift is the other tool.
Downtime
Swelling and bruising are normal.
Most of that settles over one to two weeks.
You go home the same day.
What is Aqualyx?
An injection of deoxycholic acid into a small pocket of fat. Under the chin, or a pad you can pinch. Not a diet. Not liposuction.
Is it the same as the yellow bottle?
No. The yellow bottle is Lemon Bottle. Aqualyx is a different product. It swells more.
Will it work on a large area?
No. A stomach, a large apron, or a big change in weight is the wrong job. This is a small pocket.
What if the skin is loose?
This will not tighten it. Loose skin is Rejuvalift. Face to face decides which one you need.
Is it one sitting?
No. A course, a few weeks apart. One sitting is not a result. The number is decided in the room.
Does it hurt?
It can sting. The area is numb where it needs to be. You go home the same day.
What is the downtime?
It swells. Often it looks worse before it looks better. Bruising is common. Most of that settles over one to two weeks.
When do I see it?
Not on the day. The swelling goes first. The change is over the following weeks.
How long does it last?
The fat that has gone does not grow back in that spot on its own. Weight gain can put fat back. This is not a weight-loss plan.
How much is it?
£150 a vial. The number of sessions is confirmed in clinic.
Who should not have it?
Say so before you book if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have a condition that affects healing. Face to face can still say no.
