Clinician reviewing an individual body-composition assessment with a patient in a consultation room
Illustrative image; suitability is decided by an individual assessment, not by a photograph.

Who it's for

Who may be a suitable candidate?

A possible candidate is generally an adult with a defined, pinchable pocket of subcutaneous fat, stable general health and realistic expectations. Suitability depends on the proposed area, skin quality, anatomy, medical history and the evidence for the exact product.

  • A localized concern rather than a goal of major or rapid weight loss
  • A stable weight and willingness to maintain healthy habits
  • No active infection, open wound or significant inflammation at the site
  • Realistic expectations about gradual and variable contour change
  • Ability to follow aftercare and attend review appointments

Pregnancy or breastfeeding, bleeding problems, medicines that affect clotting, previous surgery, nerve problems, difficulty swallowing, or significant disease in the proposed area should be disclosed during assessment. This is not a complete contraindication list.

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