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Sodium Deoxycholate
What is Sodium Deoxycholate?
Sodium Deoxycholate is a bile salt used in certain cosmetic and medical formulations, primarily known for its emulsifying and fat-dissolving properties. It plays a crucial role in fat-dissolving injections used for body contouring, effectively breaking down fat cells in targeted areas. Its emulsifying capabilities also allow it to stabilize products that combine oil and water phases.
Why do I have an intolerance?
Individuals may experience intolerance to Sodium Deoxycholate, particularly in localized applications such as injections or topical treatments. Symptoms can include swelling, redness, tenderness, and irritation at the site of application. This response can vary depending on individual skin sensitivity and the concentration of Sodium Deoxycholate used.
What can I do about it?
If you experience discomfort from Sodium Deoxycholate, it’s best to avoid products containing it, especially in high concentrations. Using soothing, hydrating products post-application may also help mitigate irritation if exposure is unavoidable.