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A clinician identifies a small, suitable pocket of subcutaneous fat.
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Includes fat-dissolving and filler-dissolving injections, recorded as separate variants.
Also known as:
Add definition: Jawline & Jowls, Chin & Under-Chin.
A clinician injects a fat-disrupting substance into a small, mapped pocket of subcutaneous fat. With deoxycholic acid products, the substance damages fat-cell membranes; the body then clears the affected cells over time. Swelling is common before the contour changes become visible. The mechanism and approved treatment areas depend on the product used.
A clinician identifies a small, suitable pocket of subcutaneous fat.
For deoxycholic-acid products, injections disrupt membranes of fat cells in that pocket.
Swelling comes first; the body then clears affected cells and contour change appears gradually.
Price depends on the selected option
Indicative price range; not a clinic quote. Named device or application and explicit quoted quantity required.
Variant-specific; not established for the whole category
Treatment facts and pricing based on eligible comparable data and published prices.
Individual results vary.
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