What is it?
Lipolaser consists of Minimally Invasive Liposuction. It is a technique that has been carried out for just over a decade and achieves great results when it comes to reducing or eliminating fat, achieving a very rapid recovery. With this technique it is possible to eliminate fat, shape the body and reduce cellulite or “orange peel” in a completely non-invasive way, through the application of Laser energy using precise waves.
Why is a Lipolaser performed? The great advantage of this procedure is that it is a non-invasive method that allows the patient to be treated in less than three hours and that allows immediate return to their daily lives. It allows you to treat areas where there is sagging such as the face, chin, thighs or arms, although it can be applied to many other areas of the body. It is a treatment that allows the patient to maintain their activities and that allows the results to be observed from the first session, although these are cumulative.
How it works
The system used is a low-frequency laser that intelligently biostimulates adipose cells so that they stop generating content. Unlike other treatments, the Lipolaser technique consists of making a small incision on the selected area and introducing a tiny cannula, which, in its final completion, will be equipped with a fiber optic light guide that allows it to travel through the tissues without damaging them. unwanted, while blood vessels are reconstructed. In this way, the Laser energy that is released through the end of the fiber dilutes the fat, converting it into liquid that can be aspirated through the cannula or eliminated naturally in the body.
Preparation prior to a Lipolaser
Preparation for a Lipolaser is not far from preparation for a surgical intervention. Thus, first of all, a medical examination will be carried out to detect possible anomalies, and after a physical examination it will be decided whether or not the treatment is appropriate for said patient.
Care after the intervention
The postoperative period is minimal. In principle, it is recommended that a belt be used during the first two weeks and the patient will be able to lead a normal life after two or three days.