Laser Liposuction Treatment for Effective Weightloss

 

Thelaser liposuction is a less invasive procedure uses lasers to break up fat (liquefy) from area of the body that needs to be reshaped before its removal from the body, reducing the need for harsh suction. It is the most quick and effective way of getting rid of the unwanted flab. The effects of the treatment are permanent.

Is there any downtime for Laser Liposuction treatment?

There is absolutely zero downtime. During and after the treatment you will not feel any discomfort. No anesthesia will be used. You can resume to normal activities immediately following each session.


 

What precautions should be taken during the treatment period?

·         During the treatment period you should keep yourself hydrated.

·         Avoid shaving and tanning

·         Precautions should be taken when treating tattooed parts of the body.

·         Abstain yourself from alcohol and caffeine.

·    Avoid taking blood thinners and anti-inflammatory drugs for two weeks prior to your procedure.

·         Do not apply ice packs or a heating pad on the treated area for at least 3-   4 weeks following the treatment.

·         Avoid activities that might irritate the area that is going to be treated for a week prior to the procedure. 

What are the potential risks of Laser Liposuction treatment?

Potential risks of laser liposuction can range from:

·         skin necrosis

·         skin infection

·          numbness

·         lumpiness

·         scarring

·         discoloration

·         sagging skin

·         discomfort in the surgically treated area

Who should avoid the treatment?

·        Children below 18 years of age should not take laser liposuction treatment

·    People with cardiac history, pacemakers, and other heart issues should avoid the treatment

·         People suffering from uncontrolled infection should avoid the treatment

·  Those suffering with liver problems, kidney problem, autoimmune disorders, thyroid issues, cancer patients, blood circulation issues, etc

·         People having lymphatic disorders and lymph drainage issues 

·         Diabetes patients should avoid the treatment

·         Pregnant women and lactating mothers should avoid the treatment

·         Those suffering from severe skin infections should not go for treatment.







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