Optional AccessoriesStandard accessoriesFAQ: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.
2. What areas can be treated with laser lipolysis? It is ideal for small pockets of fat resistant to diet and exercise, as well as for areas difficult to treat with traditional liposuction. Common treatment areas include the thighs, upper abdomen, belly, arms, chin, hips, and more.
3. How long does the procedure take? Although the actual time it takes to perform the procedure varies depending on the number and extent of the areas treated, on average it can take between 1 and 2 hours.
4. What is the recovery time? Laser lipolysis provides faster recovery than traditional liposuction. Routine activities can be resumed in a day or two. However, you will be advised to wear a postsurgical garment for one to two weeks to help with the healing process.
5. What results can be expected and how long do the results last?
Results vary from person to person, but with a healthy lifestyle that incorporates a proper diet and regular exercise, patients can expect a long-lasting result.
6. What disinfection method is used to remove the fiber optic and the cannula?
Three common sterilization methods can be selected: (i) steam sterilization (autoclaving), (ii) ethylene oxide treatment, and (iii) gamma radiation.
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