Product Overview
What it is: Aqualyx is an injectable, non-surgical fat-dissolving agent containing sodium deoxycholate and related polymers, formulated to destroy local fat cells which the body gradually removes via the lymphatic and excretory systems 

Packaging: Typically sold in boxes containing 10 vials of 8 ml each 

💉 Usage & Administration
Administered only by medical professionals trained in intralipotherapy techniques 

Treatment plan: Usually spaced 2–4 weeks apart; areas like chin/neck may need 1–3 sessions, whereas larger zones like thighs/hips might require up to 8 sessions 

Needles/syringes required: e.g., Lipoinject 24G–25G needles, plus optionally lidocaine for comfort 

⚠️ Safety & Side Effects
Common mild side effects: redness, swelling, tenderness, bruising—tend to resolve within days 

Rare but serious risks: improper administration can lead to complications. A recent case reported in the news involved a 59-year-old woman developing a severe abdominal abscess after 16 injections at a non-medical salon—resulting in emergency surgery and a lasting scar 

Warning: The manufacturer (Marllor Biomedical) stresses that Aqualyx must only be administered by qualified healthcare professionals in clinical environments to minimize risk .

💰 Pricing & Availability
Typical retail prices vary:

~£120–£190 in the UK (excluding VAT) 
~US $320–$590 in the US/EU

🛍️ Bottom Line & Recommendations
Suitable only for practitioners. Aqualyx is a medical product regulated in many regions; it isn’t intended for home use.

Due diligence is a must. If you're seeking to stock it, verify local regulations, ensure mandatory training/certification, confirm purchase from authorized medical suppliers, and insist on proper clinical administration.

Risks of unsupervised use are high. The recent serious adverse event highlights the importance of professional oversight.