3 ways to budge that bulge with Sunshine Vein Clinic

Sick of those pesky fatty areas? At Sunshine Vein Clinic on the Sunshine Coast, we can help you achieve the shape of your dreams…

If you are sick of looking at those fatty areas around your midsection you have tried so hard to eliminate with diet and exercise, fear not – at Sunshive Vein Clinic on the Sunshine Coast we have not just one, but three answers!

Have you just got that little bit left to lose, but can’t seem to lose it?

At Sunshine Vein Clinic we are committed to providing our clients with effective treatments that can help budge your bulge for the long term. Our treatments that are suitable for this kind of problem are:

Injection Lipolysis: A treatment that utilises a combination of mild, fat-dissolving medication that is micro-injected directly into the unwanted fat layer sitting under the skin. A non-invasive and non-surgical solution to getting rid of those last few problem areas.
Liposuction: Gain an easy answer to fat deposits that live in the chin, neck, ‘love handles’, tummy, inner thighs and knees. Our minimally invasive liposuction procedure can target these areas to contour your body beautifully.

Unhappy with your tummy after pregnancy?

Try our Mummy Makeover! We understand that many women experience changes to their bodies before, during and after pregnancy. This includes fat deposits and varicose veins, which are extremely common after childbirth. If you find yourself unhappy with your post-pregnancy body, call us today to see what your options are!

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