Laser Lipo For Belly Fat

Laser lipolysis is now a commonly used and accepted modality for removal of unwanted fatty tissue.

Our Cherylas laser system is the most qualified diode laser technology ,with full accessiories and various handpiece, you can simply switching handpiece and changing treatment protocols in the easy-to-use touch-screen software to meet your different clinic applications.

How Does Laser Lipolysis Work?

Laser lipolysis uses a small laser fiber which is inserted into the unwanted fatty area under the skin and melts and liquifies the fat deposit. The liquid fat is then removed. At the same time, the laser fiber heats the undersurface of the skin, causing it to shrink, leaving a smoother , less wrinkled contour.

The advantage of Laser Lipolysis:

• May be conducted in Doctors rooms
• Minimal invasiveness
• Virtually no blood loss
• Fat may be removed evenly
• Minimal recovery time
• Usually no loose skin due to heat shrinkage
• Previously difficult areas can now be treated
• Several areas can be treated at the same time with virtually invisible entry points
• Can be performed as a “walk in and walk out” procedure
• Suitable for most areas

Who is the ideal candidate for Laser Lipolysis?

The ideal candidate for Laser Lipolysis is someone who is near to normal weight and has areas of concern that are resistant to diet and exercise. Laser Lipolysis can treat many areas of the body. The best areas are double chin, tummy, arms, male breast, hips and outer thighs.

How long does the treatment take?

The length of time for the procedure differs depending on the area, or areas treated. To treat a chin for example takes less than an hour. The tummy area may take 2-3 hours to complete.

I have used other fat reduction treatments before with little results. What is different about Laser Lipolysis?

Other non-invasive treatments do not accurately target the problem areas and hence can have unpredictable results. Laser Lipolysis works under the skin, with a visible guiding light to specifically treat the target areas, providing a more direct approach.