Dr. Charles Mok explains lipodissolve, a fat-dissolving injection developed in 1990s Brazil by Dr. Patricia Ritz to treat under-eye fat pads. The treatment arrived in the U.S. around 2004 and combines phosphatidylcholine and deoxycholate.
Lipodisol is a term given to a medication that is made up of a combination medication called phosphatidylcholine deoxycholate. The origins are from the 90s. It was a Dr. Ritz, Patricia Ritz from Brazil, who used this same drug to treat the little fat pads underneath the eye. She published it in a journal. This led it to kind of eventually get to the United States in 2004, where we termed it lipodazole. There's only a handful of doctors doing it at that time. At one time we called it mesotherapy, which was a French term, talking about the mesoderm. But the. But it's always when they kind of stuck.
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