OptiLipo
OptiLipo Los Angeles and Prices
OptiLipo is a medical procedure that appeals to many because it is vitamins and mineral based. Injections are placed into the mesoderm, which is a layer of fat and connective tissue that is located just under the skin. The physician will administer a specific formula that is customized for the treatment outlined in your individualized treatment plan. OptiLipo prices vary depending on areas treated, and number of treatment.
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OptiLipo has been used to treat medical conditions such as hair loss, hair regeneration, cellulite, fat (spot) reduction, redundant (sagging) skin, as well as hand, neck, and face rejuvenation. Epione of Los Angeles offers OptiLipo Treatment options. If you would like to learn more, please contact our office for more information.
Alternatives to OptiLipo would be Liposuction and the Tummy Tuck.
The process after injection is that the fat beneath the skin is melted, and the mixture of vitamins and minerals also works to shrink deeper fat cells. The fat breaks down and enters the blood stream and then is carried out of the body through the work of the kidneys. One of the great aspects of OptiLipo is that it can result in a smooth, dimple-free appearance.
OptiLipo is a non-surgical procedure that offers quick recovery. One of the great benefits of this form of treatment over Liposuction is that the cellulite is directly being treated. In Liposuction, cellulite is not addressed and can even enhance preexisting cellulite. This results in the cellulite becoming more prominent. If you are in the Los Angeles area, and would like to learn more about the differences between OptiLipo and Liposuction, please call our office.
Results of treatment vary greatly on the patient’s body type and severity of the condition. Typically patients find that they need to repeat the treatment process from 5–15 times for optimal results.
It is important that you do not take Aspirin or Ibuprofen-like medications for 1 week before mesotherapy treatment.
OptiLipo Prices
Lower bound: $500
Upper bound: $7,000
National average: $4,000
