Lipoliza Podbródka: Kiedy Zdecydowanie NIE Jest To Dla Ciebie! [6 Sytuacji]

Chin lipolysis is NOT ALWAYS a good choice for slimming the face. In this episode, I share why I advise against injection lipolysis for my patients. Join me! :) CHECK OUT: ✅ Book "Understanding Cosmetics" → https://cutt.ly/ebook-kosmetyki/ ✅ Level I: Smart Care System → https://cutt.ly/PoziomI/ ✅ Level II: Smart Care System → https://cutt.ly/PoziomII/ ✅ Level III: Smart Care System → https://cutt.ly/PoziomIII/ 📍 Book an appointment (Krakow) → https://cutt.ly/wizytawgabinecie/ #krakow #checkmycosmetics 00:00-02:01 Lifestyle 02:02-02:48 Fat Tissue 02:49-03:56 Sagging Skin 03:57-05:11 Quick Results 05:12-07:58 Chin Shape 07:59-08:32 The Most Important News What if there was a treatment that would help us reduce fat tissue and make us look better and slimmer? Just like that?... And there is! Chin lipolysis. Chin lipolysis, a treatment that involves removing and dissolving fat tissue from the area we want to remove it from. However, it's not as straightforward as it seems. And the procedure itself isn't as rosy as it might seem. Therefore, there are a few situations in which I definitely don't recommend chin lipolysis. And in this episode, I'll talk about those situations. First and foremost, chin lipolysis. This is a treatment that helps us get rid of excess fat tissue, but we need to be aware of this and remember that our lifestyle is paramount. How we conduct ourselves daily. What our daily lives look like. Because without it, we won't move forward. What do I mean? I mean, without a calorie-restrictive diet, without physical activity, without considering our life, our daily routine, our activity, and what we eat, we won't progress with treatments. We won't look better. If we tend to gain weight. And if we don't do anything about it, but simply follow the same diet all the time, lipolysis of the chin itself won't help us look better. Because everything will then revert to its initial state. Either way, fat tissue will accumulate, and the procedure itself will simply be money down the drain. Therefore, if you're considering lipolysis of the chin and thinking about changing your figure. You're thinking about changing your appearance and reducing this fat tissue, consider this: First and foremost, focus on your diet and physical activity, and only then, in this third step, consider an injection procedure. Secondly, chin lipolysis won't be suitable for people who have a lot of fat tissue, specifically in the area where they want to get rid of it. This is because chin lipolysis works locally and very limitedly. When we have a lot of fat tissue, we need to go a step further. This step further is liposuction, which involves the mechanical removal of this fat tissue by a surgeon, not in an aesthetic medicine clinic. This procedure will certainly be much more effective and will have much better results. These effects will also be much more visible and last much longer. And this is the better solution in this situation. The third case concerns people who have sagging skin in a given area. This most often occurs around the chin or the chin. Therefore, if there is excess skin, the skin becomes too loose when it accumulates too much. In this case, performing chin lipolysis can worsen the problem of skin laxity. This is because we're taking away this element, which is actually the scaffolding, the supporting tissue for the skin. This prevents the skin from sagging as much as it could if the fatty tissue weren't there. What happens in this situation? In this situation, we should consider surgery again. This could involve a surgical facelift and mechanical removal of this fatty tissue and skin, tightening it so it doesn't form a turkey-goiter-like appearance in the chin area. Because if we have excess skin, if there's a lot of it, when it's empty inside, we'll visually increase and intensify the problem of skin laxity in this area of ​​the chin. The fourth situation is when we want immediate results. With chin lipolysis, the results won't be visible immediately. Chin lipolysis works a bit in a roundabout way: the substances we administer damage the fat cell. This tells the body that the cell is malfunctioning and wants to get rid of it. Because it doesn't need something that doesn't function well in our body. And as you can see, even in the description, it takes a bit longer than simply removing the fat tissue, dissolving it, and boom. The body needs some time for all this to happen. So, the damage, the harvesting, the metabolization—all of this takes time. If we want immediate results, surgery is the way to go.