Alidya® 5x10 ml | Anti-Cellulite-Cocktail

Alidya Anti-Cellulite arrives as a ready-to-inject solution. A mildly basic succinate–bicarbonate buffer (pH ≈ 7.4) carries a 10 mg/ml amino-acid mix—glycine, lysine, proline, leucine, cysteine, and more. The buffer widens tiny vessels, easing the low-oxygen state common in cellulite.
An iron-chelating tricarboxylate grabs free Fe²⁺ from sluggish capillaries, cutting oxidative stress that stiffens fat septa. Sodium bicarbonate (2.5 %) releases gentle CO₂ bubbles at the injection point, giving a micro-massage that loosens tight connective bands. Succinate fuels mitochondria, nudging fat cells toward healthier metabolism.
Osmolality is plasma-friendly (≈ 300 mOsm/kg), so swelling stays mild. The solution is sterile-filtered, endotoxin remains below 0.5 EU/ml, and no harsh detergents like deoxycholate appear—positioning Alidya as a tissue-friendly, regenerative therapy.

Alidya works best on Nürnberger–Müller grades I–III cellulite. Typical users are women with the classic orange-peel texture on hips, thighs, buttocks, or upper arms who still have good skin snap-back. By binding iron and buffering local acidity, the formula tackles three key issues: oxidative damage, fat-cell swelling, and tethered septa.
A starter plan injects 0.5–1 ml per point in a 1 cm grid—about 10 ml per thigh—over seven weekly visits. Studies show cellulite scores drop by roughly two points at week 8 versus saline controls. Skip treatment during pregnancy, while on blood thinners, in G6PD deficiency, or if active skin issues are present. Patients with higher BMI should pair Alidya with diet tweaks or sculpting fillers for balanced results.

Each CE-marked box contains five clear 10 ml vials (type I glass, chlorobutyl stoppers). Two peel-off stickers cover lot and expiry for easy charting. The IFU explains:
• Store at 2–25 °C (no freezing)
• Inject 8–10 mm deep with a 30 G needle or 27 G cannula
• Max 20 ml per session
• Follow-up care: gentle lymphatic massage and no caffeine for 24 h
Vials are heat-sterilised; shelf life is 24 months unopened. Needles are not included, so clinicians choose their preferred gauge.

Day 1–3: mild redness and a lighter-leg feeling as vessels open. Week 2: dimple depth drops about 10 % as fluid drains. Week 6: ultrasound shows thinner septa and smaller fat lobes; thighs slim by roughly 1.8 cm. Smoothness peaks around week 8 and stays over 50 % improved at month 9 if maintenance is kept. A top-up every six to nine months preserves the gains; lapses let cellulite creep back by month 15. Smokers or hormonal-birth-control users often add quarterly lymphatic massages for extra support.

Q1: Is it painful?
A1: Stings rate around 2 / 10 and fade quickly. A dab of topical anaesthetic or a splash of lidocaine in the syringe can help.

Q2: Will I bruise?
A2: Small pin-point bruises are common and clear in 3–5 days. Arnica gel and light compression tights speed the process.

Q3: When can I exercise?
A3: Light walking right away is good. Wait 24 hours before high-impact workouts to avoid extra bruising.

Alidya is made near Milan in ISO 13485 facilities led by Prof. Pasquale Motolese, creator of Aqualyx. Every batch passes HPLC amino-acid checks, iron-binding tests, sterility culture, and stress stability before EU release. Packaging already uses 30 % recycled PET, and carbon-offset shipping keeps the footprint low. With distribution in 60 + countries and a decade of safe use, Alidya is now the go-to injectable for regeneration-focused cellulite care.