Laser Lipo

Mezotherapy represents Injection Lipolysis (using lipolytics).

As we age, our skin loses elasticity, and unwanted localized fat deposits can appear. While diet and exercise can help maintain body weight, tightening loose skin and reducing fat deposits without professional assistance can be challenging. In the past, liposuction and lifting surgeries were the only methods for reducing fat deposits and tightening the skin. However, technological advancements in recent years have led to the development of non-surgical methods for skin tightening, such as Photon Laser Lipo treatment.

Laser Lipo treatment is the most advanced non-invasive, non-surgical body shaping method that simultaneously reduces fat deposits and tightens the skin. It can be applied to various parts of the body, often used on the abdomen, hips, arms, buttocks, back, and thighs.

This treatment provides smooth and tightened skin, reduces and reshapes fat deposits, diminishes the appearance of cellulite, and improves skin elasticity, all without the need for recovery.

According to a clinical study published in the “Journal of the Laser and Health Academy”:

– The effects of Laser Lipo treatment are immediate and long-lasting.
– After the appropriate number of Laser Lipo treatments, an average reduction of 7-8 cm in circumference can be achieved.

Laser Lipo treatment is a unique procedure that is individually planned to meet specific patient needs and goals. The impressive results of Laser Lipo treatment prove that this method is a satisfying alternative to surgical lipolysis.

This non-surgical, non-invasive treatment uses two different wavelengths of laser energy to effectively reshape areas of the body with loose skin and localized fat deposits. Laser Lipo treatment consists of two phases:

The first phase uses long Nd:Yag pulses to tighten deeper layers of connective tissue and reduce fat deposits. Nd:Yag laser energy heats deep tissues and fat layers, simultaneously stimulating the metabolism of fat cells and tightening collagen fibers.

The second phase of the treatment focuses on tightening the surface layers of the skin using short Er:Yag pulse laser energy.