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Vaser Lipo
Vaser Liposelection offers patients a safer and gentler alternative to traditional liposuction. SLEEK Surgeons harness the power of sound to remove unwanted exercise resistant fat, allowing practically any area of the body to be sculpted with high precision.
Ultrasonic energy has been used for years in a wide array of medical applications - from catching that first glimpse of a baby to cleaning your teeth. Now the gentle power of ultrasound has evolved to fat removal. The ultrasound energy targets unwanted fat, but preserves other surrounding tissues-such as nerves, blood vessels and connective tissue- to promote smooth contours and rapid healing.
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- Minimal downtime
- Rapid healing process
- Smooth results
- Targeted results
- Permanently destroys fat
- Remove higher amounts of fat
- Stimulates collagen production
Where is it done: : cheek, jowl, neck, posterior cervical hump, the "u" area of the back arm, arm, breast, back, hips, abdomen, thighs, buttocks, knees
Anesthesia:local
Healing:This varies with the extensiveness of the procedure, the amount of fat removed, and the number of areas treated
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To explain this revolutionary use of ultrasound technology, let us consider an opera singer. A good opera singer can shatter a crystal champagne glass that is across the room just by hitting the right note. What the opera singer has done is made the molecules of crystal in the glass vibrate by matching their natural "tune". When the molecules vibrate enough the crystal shatters. The VASER Lipo machine quite literally "sings" away your unwanted fat. The VASER Lipo machine matches the "tune" of your fat cells and makes them melt without damaging other tissues that have a different "tune".
VASER LipoSelection, medically referred to as lipoplasty, has been clinically and scientifically proven safe and effective. In an independent pilot study, 77 patients underwent the VASER liposuction / LipoSelection procedure. Of the 77, there were no complications or the need for additional "touch up" procedures. The patients reported only minimal pain, bruising, and swelling. This study, which was published in the Aesthetic Surgery Journal commissioned three prominent plastic surgeons, all of which reported satisfactory results.
