Laser Lipo
A non-invasive, non-surgical alternative to traditional liposuction. The procedure relies on low-wave laser energy, rather than incisions, to reduce and eliminate fat from the body in a quick and effective manner. Laser Lipo may treat any part of the body capable of storing fat including the abdomen, waistline, thighs, and arms.
Good Candidates for Laser Lipo:
Laser lipo is considered a safe procedure for many people. If you’re looking for a way to get rid of excess fat, you may be a suitable candidate. Laser lipo is typically used for removing fat from the stomach, face, thighs, calves, hips, and back. However, people with certain conditions are usually not considered good candidates for laser lipo. These conditions include acute diseases, infectious diseases, heart disease, pregnancy, and malignancy. Keep in mind that this procedure isn’t meant to treat obesity.
How to Prepare for Laser Lipo:
This depends on the type of anesthesia that’s being used, as well as the type of laser lipo that’s being done. You might need to avoid taking certain kinds of medications for a certain amount of time prior to your treatment to lower the risk of complications. If you smoke, keep in mind that smoking makes it harder for your body to heal afterward.
Benefits of Laser Lipo:
Laser lipo offers many benefits over traditional liposuction. This type of treatment uses laser energy to burn fat, which is then metabolically removed from the body through natural means. There is no suctioning involved as there is with traditional liposuction, leading to a lower risk of complications. Laser lipo is also much less invasive, resulting in a lower risk of scarring. Laser lipo also provides less downtime than traditional, usually about two days compared to up to 10 days for traditional liposuction.
