LipoDissolve Ultra was first developed by French doctors in the 1950s. It was perfected through until 1987, when it was approved for use in patients by the French Academy of Medicine. Since then, it has grown in popularity significantly throughout Europe and many other parts of the world, where it's used for the treatment of excess fat in many different parts of the body. It is less common in the United States, because the FDA has not approved some of the medicines and compounds which are used in the procedure itself.
Insurance and LipoDissolve Ultra
In most cases, insurance will not cover the costs associated with LipoDissolve Ultra. However, insurance policies may cover procedures in cases in which the patient's weight may cause her other health concerns. In these situations, if LipoDissolve Ultra is determined to be a valid means of reducing the outside health risks to a person, insurance plans may cover all or part of the expense of the procedure.
Costs and Financing
LipoDissolve Ultra generally costs anywhere from about $500 to well over $2000. The extreme fluctuation in price is due to the difference in procedures. If you only have LipoDissolve Ultra done on a small part of your body, you're less likely to pay a high premium for the service. However, a general, full body procedure is likely to be much more expensive.
Many cosmetic surgeons and other specialists who perform LipoDissolve Ultra have different payment plans available to help you split up the costs of the procedure through different weeks and even months. Be sure to ask around for the best deal for you.
