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Lipodissolve

What it is: A non-surgical cosmetic injection mainly consisting of a substance called phosphatidylcholine, meant to eliminate pockets of body fat by dissolving the fat cells for excretion through normal body function. Lipodissolve treatment typically consists a series of injections over a several weeks.  Lipodissolve is not approved by the US FDA.

What it addresses:

- Arm fat
- Bra fat
- Body fat
- Belly fat

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What are good alternatives to LipoDissolve?

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February 19, 2008

UltraShape is an alternative to LipoDissolve

Sachit Shah
Sachit Shah

Another good possibility of treatment is to consider using Ultrashape. This is a "no pain, no downtime" treatment with destroying fat cells using ultrasound. It breaks down specific areas of fat that are hard to remove and can work very nicely as an alternative to Lipodissolve.

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