
LIPOLYSIS IS FOR YOU IF YOU WANT ...

to improve contour

enhance body shape

minimal downtime
Treatment Menu
We assess whether lipolysis may be suitable based on fat distribution, skin quality and your individual needs. This assessment may include chin fat dissolving injections in Melbourne when fullness beneath the chin is mainly caused by localised fat. Fat dissolving injections are not intended for general weight loss, and another treatment may be more appropriate when loose skin or anatomy is the main concern.
- Double Chin
- Abdomen
- Love Handles
- Upper Arms
WE WILL PROVIDE MORE INFORMATION DURING THE CONSULTATION
Results
Want an idea of the type of results to expect ? Here are before and after examples of our Lipolysis treatment.



- 01/ CLINICAL CONSULTATION AND SUITABILITY ASSESSMENT


WHAT TO EXPECT
01/ CONSULTATION AND ASSESSMENT
Every treatment begins with a consultation. We assess the area, discuss your goals and review relevant medical information. You will receive clear information about possible benefits, limits, recovery, risks, alternatives and the likely treatment course before providing consent.
The following factors are reviewed during your consultation:
- Whether a localised fat deposit is present
- Your skin quality and surrounding anatomy
- Any medications and relevant health concerns
- Your history of treatments in the area
- Typical recovery process and possible side effects
- The likely number of sessions and review timing
- Whether another treatment is more appropriate for you
You can decide whether to proceed after your consultation. When injections are not appropriate, we may discuss alternatives such as radiofrequency body contouring.
You will have time to ask questions and consider the information provided. The consultation does not create an obligation to proceed with treatment.
- 02/ APPOINTMENT?


02/ WHAT HAPPENS DURING THE APPOINTMENT?
After consent, the practitioner prepares and maps the treatment area before administering treatment according to your plan. Appointment length, the number of treatment points and comfort measures vary with the area and the amount of treatment required.
The treatment appointment usually includes:
- Reviewing the treatment plan and obtaining consent
- Taking clinical photographs when appropriate
- Cleansing and identifying the treatment area
- Using the agreed comfort measures
- Administering treatment to the mapped area
- Checking the area immediately afterwards
- Providing written aftercare and contact information
- Arranging a review when clinically appropriate
You may notice swelling, redness, bruising or tenderness. The severity and duration of reactions can vary. We explain what is expected for your treatment before you leave the clinic.
- 03/ RECOVERY AND AFTERCARE


03/ RECOVERY AND AFTERCARE
Recovery depends on the area treated and how your body responds. Swelling, bruising or tenderness may develop after treatment. TAEGA provides written instructions based on your treatment plan, so you know what to expect and when to contact the clinic.
Your aftercare instructions may explain:
- Post-treatment care guidance for the treated area
- Whether to avoid pressure, heat or strenuous exercise
- When you may resume normal activities
- Which reactions fall within the expected recovery period
- When your clinical review should take place
- How to contact TAEGA if something feels unusual
Contact TAEGA if your symptoms feel unexpected, become more severe or cause concern. Seek urgent medical care if you experience symptoms that may indicate an emergency.
Follow the written aftercare provided for your treatment area, as recovery guidance varies between procedures.
A further session should only be considered after your recovery and response have been reviewed. The timing will depend on the treated area and your individual plan.
Every treatment begins with a consultation. We assess the area, discuss your goals and review relevant medical information. You will receive clear information about possible benefits, limits, recovery, risks, alternatives and the likely treatment course before providing consent.
The following factors are reviewed during your consultation:
- Whether a localised fat deposit is present
- Your skin quality and surrounding anatomy
- Any medications and relevant health concerns
- Your history of treatments in the area
- Typical recovery process and possible side effects
- The likely number of sessions and review timing
- Whether another treatment is more appropriate for you
You can decide whether to proceed after your consultation. When injections are not appropriate, we may discuss alternatives such as radiofrequency body contouring.
You will have time to ask questions and consider the information provided. The consultation does not create an obligation to proceed with treatment.
After consent, the practitioner prepares and maps the treatment area before administering treatment according to your plan. Appointment length, the number of treatment points and comfort measures vary with the area and the amount of treatment required.
The treatment appointment usually includes:
- Reviewing the treatment plan and obtaining consent
- Taking clinical photographs when appropriate.
- Cleansing and identifying the treatment area
- Using the agreed comfort measures.
- Administering treatment to the mapped area.
- Checking the area immediately afterwards.
- Providing written aftercare and contact information.
- Arranging a review when clinically appropriate.
You may notice swelling, redness, bruising or tenderness. The severity and duration of reactions can vary. We explain what is expected for your treatment before you leave the clinic.
Recovery depends on the area treated and how your body responds. Swelling, bruising or tenderness may develop after treatment. TAEGA provides written instructions based on your treatment plan, so you know what to expect and when to contact the clinic.
Your aftercare instructions may explain:
- Post-treatment care guidance for the treated area
- Whether to avoid pressure, heat or strenuous exercise
- When you may resume normal activities
- Which reactions fall within the expected recovery period
- When your clinical review should take place
- How to contact TAEGA if something feels unusual
Contact TAEGA if your symptoms feel unexpected, become more severe or cause concern. Seek urgent medical care if you experience symptoms that may indicate an emergency.
Follow the written aftercare provided for your treatment area, as recovery guidance varies between procedures.
A further session should only be considered after your recovery and response have been reviewed. The timing will depend on the treated area and your individual plan.


