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What is Laser Lipolysis?
Laser Lipolysis is a process in which the membrane of the fat cell is directly exploded using diode laser beams. Laser beams are converted into thermal energy and thus fat cells are broken down and melted. At the same time, deep skin tissue is stimulated by the thermal effect. Collagen synthesis is increased and the quality of subcutaneous tissue is improved. Thus, after the fat tissue is melted, the skin tissue that is emptied underneath is also renewed over time.
For the classical Liposuction application, a certain amount of fluid is given under the skin and is separated from the surrounding tissues with the help of 4mm-5mm thick tubes called cannulas and the blades at their ends. The suction process is carried out under 2-3 atmospheric pressure.
Laser lipolysis is a procedure that directly ruptures the fat cell membrane using a diode laser beam. Laser lipolysis, which is a highly innovative treatment in body shaping applications, is effectively used in the treatment of regional fat and skin laxity.
How is Laser Lipolysis Performed?
In laser lipolysis treatment, first the areas with regional excess are marked and the area to be treated is anesthetized so that the patient is not affected by the heat generated by the laser beams. After a waiting period of approximately 10-15 minutes, the area where laser lipolysis will be applied is thoroughly cleaned and a 1-2 mm incision is made. Through this incision, a laser shot is made in the area with fat accumulation with the help of a cannula, breaking down the fat cells.
What are the advantages of Laser Lipolysis?
Regional slimming with laser lipolysis is a non-surgical procedure. You can return home immediately after the procedure. In addition, fat is not directly removed in laser lipolysis. Since the subcutaneous tissue is not emptied at once, the skin does not sag and does not have an empty appearance. Since fat is removed slowly, the body does not feel the need to store fat and does not store weight to protect itself.
What is the Difference Between Laser Lipolysis and Liposuction?
Classic liposuction fat removal process involves the application of liquid to the area and then high negative pressure to draw the fat. It is a treatment method applied under anesthesia and in well-equipped hospital conditions. Afterwards, the patient needs a 3-4 day recovery period. After liposuction, bruises are seen in the person for 10-15 days. Afterwards, a corset must be used for approximately 4-6 weeks. When liposuction is repeated, it can be more painful and traumatic than the previous one.
Lazer lipolizde ise, 5 gün kadar korse kullanılması yeterlidir. Aynı bölgeye lazer lipoliz uygulaması yapılırsa, ilk seanstaki gibi hafif geçer.
Who Can Get Laser Lipolysis?
Despite being at their ideal weight, some people complain about fat accumulation in some areas of their body. In these people, fat accumulation in the arms, chin, neck, upper abdomen and back areas causes body contour deformity. Laser Lipolysis can be applied to anyone with such complaints.
What Should I Pay Attention to After Laser Lipolysis?
Soft massage applications such as Triactive, which are started 10 days after the Laser Lipolysis application and provide lymphatic drainage and reduce edema, are recommended. Fat cells destroyed during the Laser Lipolysis treatment do not return, but fat may reoccur in the area where the application is made. Excess calories consumed cause the remaining fat cells in the area to increase in volume. In such cases, the procedure may need to be repeated. It is recommended that you maintain your appearance after the treatment by doing regular sports and not overdoing it in food consumption.