Clinician-led local contouring
A targeted injectable plan starts with assessment.
Aqualyx is an injectable treatment considered for selected localised areas after a clinician has reviewed your health, anatomy and expectations.

Aqualyx treatment
Localised treatment, never a weight-loss shortcut.
Aqualyx is administered into selected subcutaneous tissue using injections or a cannula. It may be considered for small, defined areas such as the abdomen, back, hips, thighs or upper arms.
It is not appropriate for everyone and is not a general weight-loss treatment. A clinician must assess the area, your medical history and medicines before explaining whether treatment is reasonable and what outcome may be realistic.
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Swelling and tenderness are part of the recovery conversation.
The clinician will explain expected swelling, bruising and discomfort, as well as less common but important risks, before any treatment is agreed.
A cautious, clinical approach
Your plan depends on the area and your response.
The number of appointments varies and may range from one treatment to a longer course, commonly spaced by at least four weeks. Progress should be reviewed before further treatment is planned.
Pain, swelling, redness, bruising, firmness, itching, altered sensation and temporary contour irregularity can occur. Infection, tissue injury and other complications are possible, so seek advice promptly if recovery differs from the guidance you receive.
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Pricing by treatment area.
Choose the area you want to discuss. Booking remains subject to a clinician confirming suitability before treatment.
Abdomen
Back
Upper arms
Thighs
Prices come from our clinic feed and are cached for 24 hours. Treatment is not guaranteed and offers, availability and suitability vary by clinic.
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Aqualyx questions, answered.
Balanced information helps you decide whether a clinical assessment is worthwhile.
Ask the clinical teamWhat is Aqualyx treatment?
It is an injectable treatment placed into selected subcutaneous tissue by a trained clinician. It may be considered for a small, localised body area after assessment.
Which areas may be considered?
Depending on anatomy and suitability, areas can include the abdomen, back, hips or love handles, thighs and upper arms. The clinician may decide an area is unsuitable.
How many appointments might I need?
Plans vary widely, from one appointment to a longer course, and sessions are commonly separated by at least four weeks. Progress should be reviewed before repeating treatment.
What recovery should I expect?
Swelling, tenderness and bruising are common after injectable treatment and may be noticeable. Follow the clinician’s aftercare instructions and allow for recovery when planning your appointment.
What risks can occur?
Possible effects include pain, redness, swelling, bruising, firmness, itching, altered sensation and contour irregularity. Infection, tissue damage and other less common complications will be explained during consent.
Is it suitable for weight loss?
No. It is considered for selected localised areas and is not a treatment for general or significant weight loss.
Does booking guarantee treatment?
No. A clinician must first review your health, medicines, anatomy and expectations. They may advise a different option or no treatment.
Assessment comes first.