How does it work?
In this technique, Laser is used to melt fat.
A Laser beam is released through fiber connected to a microcannula.
The technique is very similar to UAL.
Risks of bleeding and bruises involved are very low because the laser itself create the heat.
Nd:YAG laser was embedded in cannula for the first time. However, its impressive results fail to gain FDA approval.
Later on, many researchers have implemented laser fluency at various wavelength to diminish bleeding and bruises and to maintain skin firmness
Applied laser wavelengths:
980-1064-1470
Pulsed lasers with higher peak have more haemostasis effect in comparison to continuous lasers.
1470 wavelength has a crucial role in tightening of surrounding skin which later prevent skin sagging after fats being removed.
The heat effect stimulates collagen and elastin chains, therefore leaves the skin tone (texture) more desirable in contrast to conventional liposuction.
High absorption in fat
Long lasting effect after first session
Tightens the skin simultaneously
FDA approved
Applicable in different regions including: face, chin, abdomen, thighs, hips, buttocks, knees, arms
Advantages:
One therapy session only
Short procedure
Less swellings and blisters
Topical anesthesia
Only a small hole needed to insert cannula (creates minimal scar)
Operable in a small sterilized room
Endurable procedure
