The usual number of Deso fat dissolving injections required is between 2 and 6. This is dependent on the size of the area being treated. This will be discussed with you at your consultation and assessment prior to treatment.

Desoface and Desobody are prescription drugs so should be administered by a registered medical professional.

Yes. At our Hertfordshire clinic we only ever offer treatments that have safety clearances and clinical papers to support their results and offer a good safety profile. We would never offer you a treatment that we wouldn’t offer our friends, family or have ourselves.

Desobody is not designed to target cellulite.

Desobody and Desoface are not weight loss treatments. They are designed to reduce pockets of fat, rather than over all weight.

The most common side effects of this treatment are associated with the injections; slight discomfort and a feeling of warmth in the treatment area. The treated area may be pink or feel a little uncomfortable for a few hours.

Swelling and tenderness may be noticed after the treatment and may be noticed for several days post treatment.

As with all injectable treatments, there is the risk of bruising in and around the area that you are having treated. This will resolve at the normal speed a bruise recovers for you usually.

Extremely rare side effects include an allergic reaction with less than a 0.002% risk; irregularities with a risk of less than 0.03%; abnormal nerve sensations with a risk of less than 0.01%; and hyperpigmentation with the risk of less than 0.002%.

Yes. Desoface and Desobody have clinical papers evidencing their efficacy. The treated fat cells that are broken down and metabolised cannot grow back. If you gain weight or have an unstable diet, nearby fat cells can become larger; this can be improved with further Deso injections or by improving your lifestyle with exercise and healthy eating.