Laser Lipo

Laser liposuction is a variation of traditional liposuction that uses low-wave laser energy to liquify fat before it’s removed through a thin tube called a cannula. This technique makes the fat easier to remove resulting in a less aggressive procedure, which may lead to faster recovery times. In areas with thin layers of fat like the face and the neck, the cannula might not be used at all. In this case, the liquified fat is absorbed and naturally eliminated by the body. The procedure is not intended to significantly reduce weight, but to address fat that is resistant to diet and exercise. Laser liposuction differs from traditional liposuction in two main ways. First, the laser energy is used to “melt” the fat. This turns the fat into liquid and makes it easier to aspirate from the surrounding tissue, as well as ensuring a smooth even result. This is a distinct benefit in areas where the surrounding tissue is firm, like the “love handles” or “back fat” in the upper torso.