Injectable

Fat-dissolving injections

Consultations and signed medical directives for fat-dissolving injections — also known as deoxycholic acid.

About fat-dissolving injections

Fat-dissolving injectables (such as deoxycholic acid) target small, localized areas. As an injectable performed under supervision, each treatment area is reviewed by the medical director and authorized with a directive.

What the injector submits

  • Treatment area and plan for this visit
  • Photos of the area(s)
  • Allergies, medical conditions, and contraindications
  • Current medications
  • Treatment history relevant to the area

How the medical director reviews

The director sees the full case and decides on this treatment — approve, decline with a reason, or request a live consult. Approved treatments are authorized with a signed directive recorded against the patient.

Because plans are often staged across visits, the permanent case history shows exactly what was approved for each area over time.

Standing directives for fat-dissolving injections

When the medical director allows it, an approval can stay valid for a set window. A returning client for the same treatment can be cleared automatically under that directive — and the director is always notified. The director sets the policy, per injector.

This page describes how InjecTeam documents and reviews treatments. It is not medical advice. Treatments are performed only by qualified professionals under their own clinical judgement and regulatory obligations.

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