What is Laser Lipolysis? How safe is the treatment? Who are eligible to undergo this treatment?

 

Lipolysis is a newly designed fat reduction technique; it uses laser energy to change the shape and appearance of your body. In this procedure a small incision is made and tiny laser is inserted under the skin, the low wave laser energy melt body fat and the doctor will insert a tiny tube that sucks out the melted fat out from beneath the skin. The procedure also spurs the production of collagen and elastin which results in tighter, firmer and smoother skin. Lasers coagulate small blood vessels in the treated area, which results in less bruising. The procedure is generally done on an outpatient basis. Results are immediate and more visible. The recovery time is also very less.



The treatment can be quite effective for patients who are struggling with persistent fats. Local anesthesia is given to avoid any discomfort during the procedure. It is a safe, effective and minimally invasive cosmetic procedure which can be done on all skin types. Results are permanent when a healthy weight, diet and lifestyle are maintained. One should avoid strenuous activities for 3-4 weeks after the treatment. On an average it takes about one hour to complete the procedure but in some cases depending upon the area to be treated the procedure takes more than an hour to complete.

After the treatment the doctor will give a sheet of detailed instructions that would make the recover process much easier. One should visit the doctor for a follow up for about a week after the treatment and take necessary precautions and make sure that healing is happening correctly.  In case if you experience any unusual changes in pain or drainage in the treated area.

The ideal candidates for the treatment are those with good health and those who want to reshape their body. One should stop taking blood thinners and anti-inflammatory drugs for two- three weeks prior to your treatment. Such medications could interfere with the body’s healing mechanism. Lipolysis is not recommended to those who are obese, pregnant women, recent surgery, cancer patients, breast feeding mothers, prosthetics, abnormal tissue growth, multiple sclerosis, vascular conditions, anticoagulants, blood clots, heavy menstrual women, those with pacemakers, diabetes, heart patients, liver problem, etc

Lipolysis is generally considered to be a very safe procedure in qualified and experienced hands. At Anoo’s it is done by a qualified team of trained specialists who would prioritize your safety and comfort before and after the treatment and transform you with amazing results. All you need to do is to step into one of Anoo’s clinics and get the consultation done, rest is taken care by them. 

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