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Fat dissolving injections

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It may sound too good to be true but they are as effective as the name suggest.

They are administered by our in-house Dr. Michael Flynn.

He has been attending our salon for the past 10 years. It is the double chin and neck area that is treated. It is suitable for both men and women. If you haven't heard of fat dissolving, it is a very popular and relatively new treatment that is used to target stubborn pockets of fat on the jaw lone and chin area.

The injection dissolves and eliminates fat cells in a safe and effective way, making it the perfect for dealing with stubborn fat that simply won't budge with exercise.

The main ingredient is a fat dissolving substance sodium deoxycholate, which is found naturally in the body.

This is injected into the treatment area, which over time will destroy the fat cells in this area.

These are then removed from the body by its own lymphatic system. The Lymphatic system is a complex network, that rids the body of unwanted toxins and waste.

It is important to understand that Fat dissolving injections are not weight loss treatment. The injections should only be used on people who are healthy size or carrying s little extra weight . Its most effective on the pockets of fat stored under the jaw line, known as the double chin. This is a migration of fat cells from the cheeks to the jaw line.

The injections work at a slow pace, it can take serval weeks for fully results. But once it's gone, its gone.

The results are permanent , once you don't gain a massive amount of weight.

Our next clinic will on August 29, to book an appointment or more information, call Jill 064-6632966.

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Park Road roadworks, 47 years ago!

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This week, the Killarney Advertiser team were looking through old records of the magazine, and we stumbled across this story from 1979.

It was published on March 23, almost 47 years to today’s date.

We thought it was quite the coincidence, given the current roadworks happening on Park Road at the moment.

The current roadworks, which are part of the active travel and road resurfacing project, were originally scheduled to be completed before Christmas; however, they are running behind schedule.

Back in February, it was indicated that the works wouldn’t finish until March, like the article in 1979, wouldn’t it be great if it was finished before Easter?

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Derreen Sports Complex aiming for October opening

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The new sports complex at Derreen is on track to open in time for the 2026/2027 basketball season, which traditionally begins in early October.

Members of St Paul’s Basketball Club visited the site last Saturday to view the ongoing progress and get an inside glimpse of what the finished facility will look like.

The project is driven by the Kerry Stars Special Olympics Club, St Paul’s Basketball Club and Killarney Judo Club.

The new complex is being built adjacent to the Killarney Celtic grounds and Killarney Legion GAA Club and will create a central sports hub in town.

Cllr Niall ‘Botty O’Callaghan, a member of the St Paul’s club and a long-time supporter of the project, told the Killarney Advertiser:

“The building is really coming to fruition for the whole community. The Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media have been outstanding in helping us with us with the paperwork and a big thanks goes to Minister Patrick O’Donovan. We are working really hard to have the hall up and running before next season. I can’t wait for St Paul’s, the Judo Club and the Kerry Stars to get up and running in our new hall.”


The development represents a major addition to the sporting infrastructure in the area, providing a permanent home for several local clubs that have previously relied on various school halls and external venues.

Once completed, the hall will serve as a high-spec hub for basketball, judo, and Special Olympics activities

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