How is laser lipo different to normal liposuction?
Normal liposuction doesn't use lasers and instead removes fat by sucking it out through thin plastic tubes (called cannula) inserted through tiny cuts in the skin.
The patient is usually put to sleep with general anaesthetic for the procedure. Liposuction also has added risks, including:
discoloured skin, irregular body shape, seroma (a pocket of fluid under the skin)
While during lipolysis treatment, the fat cells absorb laser energy, damaged into tiny pieces and taken away by body metabolism. at the same time, it has firm and tighten function.
Who will perform the laser lipo procedure?
Your laser lipo treatment will be carried out by a qualified: plastic surgeon doctor nurse, or an aesthetician
Laser type | Diode Laser Gallium-Aluminum-Arsenide GaAlAs |
Wavelength | 980nm+1470nm |
Power | 1-60W for 980nm, 1-17W for 1470nm |
Working modes | CW, Pulse and Single |
Aiming Beam | Adjustable Red indicator light 650nm |
Fiber diameter | 0.4mm/0.6 mm/0.8mm Bare fiber optional |
Fiber connector | SMA905 international standard |
Pulse/Delay | 0.05-1.00s |
Net Weight | 5kg |
1 Real Dual Wavelength 980+1470, can work individually or simultaneously
2 USA laser emitter
3 High Power: 980: 1-30/60W; 1470:1-17W, then totally 47/77w options
Optional Accessories
1. How does laser lipolysis work?
A small incision is made in the skin and a laser is inserted through a small tube called a cannula. The laser delivers energy to specific fat cells. At the same time, the fat is melting, the heat from the laser promotes the tightening of the skin in the surrounding areas. Unlike traditional liposuction, with laser lipolysis, there is no need for general anesthesia and bruising, swelling, and downtime are minimized.
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