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Cellulite affects nearly 90% of women, causing them to feel self-conscious and, in some cases, choose clothing that covers up their figures. In the past, there were no simple solutions for dealing with cellulite, and most patients resigned themselves to simply enduring the condition indefinitely.

Today, there is QWO. This safe, FDA-approved injectable is the first of its kind to painlessly reduce the appearance of cellulite in the buttocks, smoothing the skin for a more youthful, attractive physique.

What is cellulite?

Cellulite is that dimpled, uneven skin that creeps into the buttocks and sometimes the thighs, making it difficult to enjoy wearing shorts or bathing suits. The underlying cause of cellulite is collagen-rich, vertical fibrous bands called septae that connect the deeper muscle groups with the skin’s surface. When these bands begin to shrink or weaken, it pulls down on the surface of the skin, creating a dimpled texture. In addition, pockets of fat become trapped and bulge out between the bands, further adding to a “quilt-like” pattern.

Cellulite is not like ordinary fat that can be burned off, and it is therefore notoriously difficult to get rid of through dieting and exercise alone.

What is QWO?

With QWO, there is no longer a need for ineffective creams, lotions, and serums that fail to achieve the smooth, youthful skin texture you desire. QWO is an innovative, FDA-approved injectable that helps rid the body of stubborn cellulite without discomfort or downtime.

QWO works by utilizing the power of collagenase, an enzyme that breaks down the collagen in the fibrous septae bands. Once injected, QWO releases the bands, allowing the skin to smooth out at the surface.

What are the benefits of QWO?

No anesthesia, incisions, or scarring required
No pain or downtime
Safe, effective, and FDA-approved
Trims stubborn cellulite in the buttocks
Reshapes the lower body for a more youthful physique
Enhances self-confidence and satisfaction with one’s image
Improves wardrobe options
Effective for all skin types

Who makes an ideal candidate for QWO?

QWO is safe and effective for women of all ages, ethnicities, and skin types. If you are struggling with cellulite that won’t respond to working out at the gym or eating right, then QWO might be an excellent choice for your needs.

As with any cosmetic procedure, patients should be of sound mind and body, at a healthy weight for their frame, and realistic in their expectations for what QWO can achieve.

What can I expect after my treatment?

As can occur with dermal fillers or other injectables like BOTOX, patients may experience minor swelling, bruising, or discomfort after their treatment. Other than these mild side effects, clients can expect to return right away to work, school, or to just enjoy the rest of their day.

Most patients do best when they undergo about 3 QWO sessions spaced around 21-30 days apart. QWO helps to reduce the appearance of cellulite within 3 weeks, and results will last for years to come.

How much does QWO cost?

At Asia Pacific Plastic Surgery Inc., patients typically undergo a series of 3 QWO sessions at a cost of $3600. This is a general figure that may vary from patient to patient, based on their unique needs and preferences. Dr. Ching will conduct a thorough consultation with you and provide a detailed, personalized quote for services at that time.

Why choose Dr. Ching?

Dr. Ching delivers elegant, natural-looking results while providing an outstanding patient experience from start to finish. With an international training background that includes time spent in Canada, South America, Europe, and the Middle East, Dr. Ching has a sophisticated aesthetic sensibility that sets his work apart.

Dr. Ching obtained his medical degree at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, going on to pursue a plastic surgery residency at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, an institution known for its world-class, cutting-edge approach. Dr. Ching is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and is a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, and the Honolulu Medical Association.

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