Laser Lipolysis

Laser Lipolysis is the process of melting fat cells using laser energy. This process is used to reduce fat deposits in small areas and is especially preferred for removing stubborn fat deposits in the abdomen, hips, thighs and waist areas. Laser lipolysis is performed under local anesthesia. Laser energy breaks the membranes of the fat cells and allows the fat inside to come out. Fat is naturally absorbed and excreted by the body.

Laser lipolysis is a less invasive procedure compared to traditional liposuction and is a non-surgical option. No incisions are made during the procedure and no scars are formed. Therefore, the recovery process is faster and the patient can return to daily activities immediately after the procedure. Laser lipolysis may be a single session procedure, or it may require more than one session in larger areas. The results of the procedure can be seen immediately after the procedure, but the best results occur within a few weeks.

Laser lipolysis is not used as a weight loss method. Instead, it is used to remove stubborn fat deposits in certain areas of the body. It can also be combined with liposuction or other weight loss procedures. Laser lipolysis procedure, like all other aesthetic procedures, includes many potential risks and complications. For this reason, you should discuss the risks and possible side effects in detail with your doctor before the procedure. In conclusion, laser lipolysis is an aesthetic procedure used to reduce stubborn fat deposits. It is a less invasive option compared to traditional liposuction, offers a faster healing process and causes fewer side effects. However, a doctor should be consulted before the procedure.