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Introduction

If you're tired of stubborn fat that won’t budge with diet and exercise alone, fat dissolving treatments may be the solution you're looking for. These non-invasive procedures offer an alternative to liposuction, allowing you to target and reduce unwanted fat without undergoing surgery. At PlanS Clinic, we specialize in customized fat reduction solutions that cater to your individual body type and goals. Dr. Do Geon Gi, a leader in aesthetic medicine, says, "Every body is unique, and our goal is to craft a treatment plan that works specifically for you, ensuring both safety and effectiveness."

What Are Fat Dissolving Treatments?

Fat dissolving treatments are minimally invasive procedures designed to break down localized fat deposits. These treatments are ideal for areas where fat is resistant to traditional methods of weight loss. There are several types of fat dissolving procedures available, each offering unique benefits:

  • Fat Dissolving Injections: Substances like deoxycholic acid (Kybella) break down fat cells, which are then absorbed by the body. At PlanS Clinic, our signature PPE Injection targets fat cells with precision, reducing fat cell size by up to 37%.

  • Laser Lipolysis: Using lasers, this method melts fat beneath the skin, allowing the body to gradually eliminate it over time.

  • Cryolipolysis (CoolSculpting): This technique freezes fat cells, causing them to be naturally removed by the body, making it effective for larger fat deposits.

  • Ultrasound & Radiofrequency: These advanced techniques use sound or radio waves to break down fat and stimulate skin tightening, making them suitable for more delicate areas like the jawline or underarms.

Each treatment is best suited to different body types and fat areas, and a consultation with a specialist can help determine the right option for you.

How Your Body Type Affects Treatment Choices

Understanding your body’s fat distribution is crucial for choosing the best fat dissolving treatment. Here's how different body types can influence your treatment options: