Vaser Lipolysis is an advanced lipolysis or liposuction technique, which aims to reduce local fat. The Vaser method is based on the use of ultrasound to dissolve the fat cells of a specific area. The Vaser device produces ultrasound, which, by penetrating under the skin into the fat tissue, liquefies the fat in the specific area. The fat cells are detached, so they are very easily absorbed.
The advanced technology of Vaser Lipo offers the capability to remove fat even in people with loose skin. It does not create additional relaxation, on the contrary it prevents it, and, in some cases, it can even improve it. Moreover, it has been proven that blood loss is less compared to classic liposuction and requires less anesthesia. The recovery time is shorter, and the post-operative discomfort is also minimal compared to classic liposuction.
Areas of application
With Vaser liposuction, we treat mainly those areas in which there is local fat, the most common of which are: the side of the thighs, the inner part of the thighs, the inner part of the knees, the side and front of the abdomen, arms, gynecomastia, and double chin, but also in general any area of the body which has local thickness.
High-Definition Vaser Lipoplasty
With Vaser Hi-Def, the options throughout the body are endless, but especially with impressive results on the abdomen. With the Vaser Hi-Def technique, excess fat is selectively removed in the places where there are tendon sutures, and less fat is removed from the places where the muscle volume is present. Result: Abs, chest or arms are toned and a more athletic and linear body is created.
With the Vaser method, it is possible to shape the lines of the body, because the Vaser is non-traumatic for the fat cells, which consequently they can “survive” in a very large percentage in the new area that the plastic surgeon will place them.
Procedure
After the liquid has been infiltrated in the area where there is local thickness, a nozzle penetrates through the same hole, which emits ultrasound waves that immediately liquefy the fat and help to separate it from the other skin structures. Once the procedure is complete, the liquefied fat is suctioned out with a small, non-traumatic cannula. Next, a corset is placed that covers all the areas where the lipolysis was done. The procedure can be done with local anesthesia, with intoxication, with epidural anesthesia, with general anesthesia.
