AQUALYX HELP!

[blobal]

So i’ve been considering doing aqualyx to Get rid of face fat but a concern I have that I haven’t seen anyone talk about is a too long needle. Usual size is like 6-8 mm if i’m not wrong but can’t u accidently pin to deep and the needle goes through ur cheek or something?

 

[vampi]

you gotta put it in an angle, and yes it is dangerous.

especially if done by a noob

 

[Anakin_10k]

u could hit a nerve or it could be uneven especially if u do it alone

 

[gzung]

So i’ve been considering doing aqualyx to Get rid of face fat but a concern I have that I haven’t seen anyone talk about is a too long needle. Usual size is like 6-8 mm if i’m not wrong but can’t u accidently pin to deep and the needle goes through ur cheek or something?

Nah go ahead I did it yesterday so far no issues

 

[wiws]

So i’ve been considering doing aqualyx to Get rid of face fat but a concern I have that I haven’t seen anyone talk about is a too long needle. Usual size is like 6-8 mm if i’m not wrong but can’t u accidently pin to deep and the needle goes through ur cheek or something?

needle length isnt the main thing you should be worried about. Gauge is the main consern

 

[bruhtoobrutal]

So i’ve been considering doing aqualyx to Get rid of face fat but a concern I have that I haven’t seen anyone talk about is a too long needle. Usual size is like 6-8 mm if i’m not wrong but can’t u accidently pin to deep and the needle goes through ur cheek or something?

8mm does not go that deep even if u put the whole thing in. The nerves are way deeper than the SubQ layer. you definitely won’t go through ur cheek jfl.

 

[thejester101]

As for this thread the replies are concerning. It just shows that people comment anything without research. You're using a 6-8mm syringe when injected which you won't even be doing the whole syringe won't go close to a nerve that will damage you, you're good. Don't stress about that part as long as you're marking your injection points and knowing your safety points

 

[redskies42]

As for this thread the replies are concerning. It just shows that people comment anything without research. You're using a 6-8mm syringe when injected which you won't even be doing the whole syringe won't go close to a nerve that will damage you, you're good. Don't stress about that part as long as you're marking your injection points and knowing your safety points

how about using a 4mm needle at 90? do you think this would take the guesswork out of it?