The Laserlipo targets fat below layers of the skin and improves the treated area by breaking down the walls of fat cells; this in turn weakens the fat cells and makes them easier to eliminate. Simultaneously, the laser coagulates small blood vessels of the fat cells in the deeper layers of the skin to prevent bruising.

In post-surgical patients, Laserlipo is commonly used to target the superficial layer, immediately below the skin, and warm up the skin cells to stimulate the production of collagen and elastin. This promotes skin tightening and overall healthier quality of skin.

The final step is to remove cellular fluids from the body. Laserlipo allows lymphatic drainage, which is the final step of the process to reduce fat and contour the treated area.

If you have small to moderate amounts of excess fat and mild to moderate skin laxity, you are an excellent candidate for this life-changing treatment. Unfortunately, our skin begins to degrade collagen and elastin after 35 years, resulting in skin laxity. Many people also suffer from superficial skin problems such as cellulitis or scarring from previous surgeries- all of which can be mitigated and improved by lipolaser.

Lipolaser Improves Lymph Flow: Heat can enlarge the capillary vessels and speed blood circulation. Since metabolic materials and dissolved fat enter the blood when fat cells erupt, it is necessary to accelerate lymph circulation and eliminate toxins.

DO NOT treat yourself with pulsed light if have any of these conditions:

• Women who are lactating or pregnant
• People with cardiac disorders
• People who have a pacemaker or other electrical implants, metal plates, surgical screws, etc. in the area to be treated
• People with a history of skin cancer or malignant moles
• People with skin disorders, endocrine disorders, coagulopathies, presence of ulcers, eczema, or rashes in the area to be treated
• People who use non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
• People with overweight, hypertensive, and with circulation problems.