1470nm 980nm Fiberlift Laser Endolaser Laser Lipolysis Lipo Liposuction Machine

• Type: Slimming Machine
• Theory: Laser
• Application: Salon
• Portable: Portable
• Wavelenth: 980nm 1470nm Optinal
• Laser Power: 30W+17W
• Model NO.: TR-B
• Frequency: 1-30Hz
• Pulse Width: 0-999ms
• Function: Liposuction
• Transport Package: Aluminum Alloy Box
• Specification: 48*56*46cm
• Trademark: Triangelaser
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 8540709990
• Production Capacity: 5000 Sets/Year

Product Description

1470nm 980nm Diode Laser Equipment Fiberlift Laser Endolaser Laser Lipolysis Lipo Liposuction Machine

What is laser lipolysis?

Laser lipolysis is a body contouring procedure. It uses laser energy to remove excess fat from various areas of your body, including your:

• Abdomen.
• Back and neck.
• Calves.
• Hips and butt.
• Obliques ("love handles").
• Thighs.
• Upper arms.

Other names for laser lipolysis include laser liposuction, laser lipo and liposculpture.

• Minimally invasive laser lipolysis: Involves making a tiny incision in your skin to insert the laser applicator.
• Noninvasive laser lipolysis: Doesn't involve any incisions, as the laser applicator is applied on top of your skin.

Does laser lipolysis really work?

Both minimally invasive and noninvasive laser lipolysis are effective in reducing fat cells. It may take up to three months to see results.

How many sessions of laser lipolysis are needed?

While everyone's situation is different, on average, people may need one to two treatments for each body part.

Benefits of Laser Lipolysis

Although effective, liposuction is an invasive procedure that requires a lengthy recovery time. Laser lipolysis, on the other hand, offers effective results with minimal downtime. Just as there are several types of liposuction, there are several types of laser lipolysis. All are derived from conventional liposuction, during which unwanted fatty tissue is suctioned out of the body through small tubes called cannulas. In laser lipolysis, laser energy melts the fatty tissue before its removal, and smaller cannulas, which cause less tissue trauma, are used.

Laser lipolysis, when performed as an isolated procedure, treats only small areas of the body. It is sometimes referred to as "lunchtime lipo" because it takes only an hour or two to produce effective results. When a more significant reduction of fatty tissue is required, laser lipolysis is often performed along with traditional liposuction, helping patients to achieve maximum results in just one treatment.

After treatment, a patient can expect significant circumferential reduction and skin-tightening in the targeted area. Common areas treated with laser lipolysis include the waist, abdomen, back, hips, buttocks, knees, ankles, face and neck.

Laser lipolysis has a number of benefits over traditional liposuction. They include:

• Less trauma
• Shorter procedure time
• Less scarring
• Less downtime
• Effective fat removal
• Skin-tightening
• Fewer risks and complications

How does it work?
The machine emits low levels of laser energy which penetrates deeply into the fat layer underneath the skin and renders the fat cell walls porous. Fatty acids that originally stored in the fat cell subsequently get flushed out from the porous cell and enter the natural metabolic cycle of the body.

This does not affect the neighbouring structures such as skin, blood vessels, and peripheral nerves. Triglycerides are broken down into smaller molecules of fatty acids and glycerol and spill out from the broken cell membranes. They are released into the interstitial space, where they are slowly transported through the body's natural metabolic functions, with no adverse physiological effects and are used by the body as an energy source.