Many practitioners prefer gradual escalation in smaller increments than the 2.5 mg jumps used in clinical trials, particularly for researchers who experienced significant fatigue or body aches at prior dose increases

Results are typically visible after 1-2 treatments, with up to 8 sessions FAQ Under 18 years old Active infection near injection site (e.g., cold sores) Allergy/hypersensitivity to Aqualyx Pregnant or breastfeeding Abnormal bleeding disorders (e.g., haemophilia, thrombocytopenia) Open wounds, scabs, bleeding, blisters Skin conditions like rashes, psoriasis, eczema, rosacea (pustular or nodular), fungal infections Contagious skin conditions Raised moles, warts, changing moles, unidentified skin growths Bruised skin Skin cancer Keloid scars Anti-coagulant medications Medications causing photosensitivity Areas with topical medications Recent cosmetic treatments (micro-dermabrasion, IPL, chemical peels, surgery) Diabetes Liver or kidney disease Thyroid issues (consult GP) After care Avoid high temperature stimulation (sauna, steam room, hot tub, hot packs) for two weeks
GLP-1 (reta) tells your gut to slow down
tends to have longer times to first price changes for these drugs compared to peer nations, and disparities in pricing may exist, further impacting accessibility and coverage