How Does Laser Lypolysis Work?

 

Laser Lipolysis is a non-surgical plastic surgery procedure designed to remove small fat deposits in the body. It's typically reserved for fat deposits that aren't large enough to warrant intervention from a large-scale liposuction procedure.

 

How Does Laser Lypolysis Work?

Laser lipolysis can be quite useful in terms of ridding patients of fat deposits that might be obstructing them from appearing or feeling their best. It's one of the reasons that this procedure has been gaining in popularity of late.

 

If you're interested in having smart laser lipo performed on yourself, then take a look at this overview of how this revolutionary procedure works.

 

What Occurs During Laser Lipolysis?

During laser lipolysis, a physician utilizes a high-intensity laser from a series of paddle-like attachments that are placed at various points surrounding a patient's skin.

 

This process is relatively easy and non-invasive and can be completed within a series of hours at the doctor's office.

 

Although the initial treatment is completed quite quickly, it will take approximately 6 weeks for you to see the final results from the lipolysis.

 

That being said, most people will find that they recover quite rapidly from the process. Most individuals are able to return to their normal activities within hours of their treatment.

 

Areas That Can Be Treated by Lipolysis

 

There are several areas that are treated especially well by laser lipolysis. They include:

 

• belly
• flanks
• back
• inner and outer thighs

 

That being said, lipolysis is worth a shot in any area of the body that carries excess fat in targetable deposits.

 

Laser-Assisted Lipolysis

 

There's another type of laser lipolysis known as laser-assisted lipolysis. This is very similar to laser lipolysis but with some significant differences.

 

The main difference between these procedures is that in laser-assisted lipolysis, a physician utilizes some small surgical processes to assist the lipolysis procedure.

 

Laser-assisted lipolysis only uses local anesthetic at the surgical site, where a doctor inserts a laser beneath the skin in order to destroy dormant fat cells.

 

As the fat cells liquefy, the physician utilizes a narrow tube known as a cannula to suck out the target fat. This minimally invasive procedure ends up producing much less swelling and bruising than a traditional liposuction treatment while producing many of the same results.

 

The Benefits of Laser Lipolysis

 

Many physicians consider the results from Laser Lipolysis to be just as good as the results from traditional liposuction. The added bonus from this process comes in the form of its minimally invasive nature and quick recovery period.

 

There are very few risks associated with receiving laser lipolysis treatment. Aside from the small risk of receiving infections at the incision sites, there's very little that can go wrong.

 

After Your Procedure

 

It's possible that you may experience some discomfort after your initial procedure, and this has the potential to last for several days. This irritation should subside after a short period of time, however.

 

Results typically improve for a few weeks following the initial procedure. You might be advised to take some special precautions from your physician if you are of a group that is considered at-risk for certain types of medical treatment.

 

Am I Eligible for Laser Lypolysis?

 

Most patients who are interested in receiving this type of treatment will ultimately find that they are eligible to receive treatment, as the lipolysis process involves very few complications.

 

However, there are some conditions, such as severe conditions of the heart and lungs, that can interfere with a patient's ability to receive treatment.

 

You'll be able to discuss your overall eligibility with your physician during your pre-surgical consultation, where you'll go over all of the relevant aspects of your upcoming procedure.

 

Your Consultation

 

You get the chance to ask your doctor any and all questions you may have during your appointment about your impending surgery.

 

Going through this method can provide you more assurance about carrying out the procedure in general because you'll have more knowledge to help you comprehend all of your options.

 

Your doctor should be able to address any questions you may have about having an operation like eyelid surgery and provide you with a complete explanation of everything that it includes.

 

The Lypolysis Experts of Beverly Hills

 

Beverly Hills Aesthetic provides the residents of Beverly Hills and the rest of southern California with non-surgical cosmetic specialist procedures that they can feel happy with. If you're interested in receiving a Lypolysis treatment of some kind, then contact our office today in order to schedule a consultation.