Aesthetic Procedures
Localized slimming covers treatments aimed at reducing stubborn localized fat deposits that persist despite diet and exercise, and at creating more balanced body contours.
Overview
Localized slimming covers treatments aimed at reducing stubborn localized fat deposits that persist despite diet and exercise, and at creating more balanced body contours.
Fat distribution in areas such as the abdomen, waist, hips, legs, arms and double chin varies from person to person depending on genetics, age, hormonal factors and lifestyle.
The goal of these treatments is not weight loss but, in suitable candidates, to target localized fat tissue and reduce accompanying skin laxity for a more balanced body contour.
Depending on individual needs, the treatment plan may include enzymatic lipolysis (body-contouring mesotherapy) and gold needle (microneedling radiofrequency).
No. Localized slimming is not a weight-loss or obesity treatment.
The aim is not to significantly reduce the number on the scale but to help refine body contours by targeting localized fat in specific areas.
For people with general excess weight, healthy nutrition, physical activity and, where necessary, medical evaluation for weight management should come first.
Appointment
The choice of treatment is determined during the consultation according to your fat tissue and skin structure.
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Localized slimming is particularly preferred for people who;
Methods
Depending on individual needs, enzymatic lipolysis and gold needle may be used alone or together.
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Enzymatic lipolysis is the injection of lipolytic agents in small doses into areas with localized fat. It is a mesotherapy treatment performed for body contouring.
The aim is not overall weight loss but to help refine body contours by targeting localized fat in specific areas.
Temporary swelling, redness, tenderness or bruising may occur in the treated area afterwards.
The number of sessions required depends on the treated area, the amount of fat tissue and the individual response to treatment.
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Gold needle (microneedling radiofrequency) delivers radiofrequency energy through microneedles to defined depths of the skin and subcutaneous tissue.
Its effect varies with the device technology, the selected mode, needle depth and the energy level applied.
In more superficial applications, stimulating collagen production and supporting skin quality and firmness are prominent; in suitable modes targeting deeper tissues, subcutaneous fat can also be targeted to help reduce localized fat.
Therefore, depending on individual needs, gold needle can be included in a body-contouring plan for;
Areas
Particularly;
areas such as these with limited localized fat can be considered.
Yes. Especially when localized fat and skin laxity coexist, the two treatments can be planned to complement each other.
While enzymatic lipolysis targets localized fat, gold needle can address both fat tissue and skin firmness and collagen production, depending on the depth and mode used.
Not every patient needs combination therapy. The choice is made according to the person's fat tissue and skin structure.
The number of sessions varies with the method used, the treated area, the amount of fat tissue and the individual response.
There is no standard session count for everyone. After the initial assessment, intervals and session numbers are planned individually.
Results of localized slimming treatments usually appear gradually.
After enzymatic lipolysis, changes in the treated area may take time. With gold needle, collagen production and tissue remodelling continue over weeks and months.
Therefore the final result should be assessed throughout the treatment process, not immediately after the session.
Frequently Asked Questions
Not only the amount of fat tissue but also fat distribution, skin quality, laxity and body contour must be assessed together.
Enzymatic lipolysis (body-contouring mesotherapy) can be used for localized fat, and gold needle (microneedling radiofrequency) when skin laxity accompanies it.
Depending on individual needs, these methods are planned alone or together to achieve a more balanced body contour and firmer-looking skin.
Enzymatic lipolysis is a mesotherapy treatment performed for body contouring. Lipolytic agents are injected in small doses into the area with localized fat.
Yes; with the appropriate device, mode, energy and depth, subcutaneous fat can be targeted and localized fat reduction supported. However, not every gold needle session aims to reduce fat. Depth and device settings are set according to the targeted tissue.
Microneedling radiofrequency creates a controlled thermal effect in the skin to support collagen production and remodelling, so it can be used to support skin quality and firmness.
No. Localized fat and cellulite are different problems. They may coexist, but the structures targeted in treatment differ.
Yes. In suitable candidates, enzymatic lipolysis can be applied to localized fat under the chin. If skin laxity also accompanies it, treatments supporting firmness such as gold needle can be added.
Most people can continue their daily life afterwards. Depending on the method, temporary redness, swelling, tenderness, bruising or small crusts may occur.
Keeping weight as stable as possible, a balanced diet and regular physical activity are important for maintaining the result. Significant weight gain can change body contours again.
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