Laser Lipolysis In Hips

Keywords:localized fat deposits,correct body asymmetries,fat deposits,skin/collagen contraction,skin/fat-heat,Volumetric Heating,skin rejuvenation lasers,Laser-tissue interaction for fat,fat liquefaction

                                                 LASER LIPOLYSIS MANUAL

Clinic Explanation:Laser lipolysis is based on a thermal effect to facilitate fat removal, enhance hemostasis and increase tissue tightening.

Related Keywords: localized fat deposits,correct body asymmetries,fat deposits,skin/collagen contraction,skin/fat-heat,Volumetric Heating,skin rejuvenation lasers,Laser-tissue interaction for fat,fat liquefaction

Treatment Area:Hips/thighs/buttocks: 15W;chin/arms/knees: 6W;abdomen/back: 10W

Medical device:Velas 30W 980nm with CW

Accessories:600um optical fiber;1 mm cannula;18 gauge needle;lipolysis handpiece

Operation procedure:Treatment parameter:Power: 18WOperation mode: CW

1. Obtain the patient's consent to take photographs, use a marking pen o draw a topographic map of the areas to be aspirated while the patient is standing, entry points are identified and marked, and the skin is disinfected.

2. Use ultrasound imaging to determine the volume of the fat layer, control tumescent anesthesia infiltration, cannula position prior to laser emission, and postoperative fat liquefaction.

3. Place patient on steriledrapes and/or towels under local anesthesia with adrenaline 1:500 000.

4. Inject tumescent fluid and create a small stab incision of 1-2 mm, just enough to accommodate the infiltration needle.

5. The patient and staff should wear safety goggle.

6. One hand is used to introduce cannula into the deep fat layer and move, creating a radial pattern. Cross-hatching, or inserting the cannula from two different axes (usually perpendicularly), creates a smoother result, the other hand contact with the treated area.

7. Drop out cannula, put lipolysis handpiece with 600um fiber and turn the output power at 18W to burning.

8. Connected to the aspirator (or sometimes a syringe), place the liposuction cannula through the insertion site. Liposuction removes significant amounts of fat, serum and blood.

9. Access wounds are closed with one to two buried absorbable sutures, and place sterile dressings.

10. Compression garments and absorptive pads are applied to the wounds immediately postoperatively and may be worn for up to 1 month or more, there were no restrictions to activity, except sun exposure, depending on the surgeon.

Advantage:

 1. There is a greater potential for skin tightening without the increased risk of severe superficial thermal damage.

2. Stimulates collagen formation, enhancing skin elasticity and promoting skin contraction.

3. Laser lipolysis is more suitable for treating small and compact areas. Furthermore, it can also be used to improve local irregularities after conventional liposuction.

Notice:

1. If the main objective of laser lipolysis is fat liquefaction, reduced bleeding and tissue tightening are also important.

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