How Does Laser Fat Removal With SculpSure Work?

Being in great shape feels like a far-fetched dream for many. Something that is almost unachievable. Are you one those who try very hard to stay in shape but are unable to? Exercising and following all kinds of calculated diets are not making any difference?

Wondering how SculpSure works? Well, you have come to the right place. Understanding the anatomy of the body and the steps taken in the procedure can help clear out the confusion. When it comes to fat removal techniques, it is essential that you know how it happens before you go for it. To begin with, let’s look at where the fats actually lie.

Anatomy of Fats

The layer between the skin and the muscle tissue have space, this space is filled with fat. The thicker this layer of fat is, the more a person weighs. It is this area which is targeted for fat removal. The amount of fat that accumulates varies on genetic traits and the lifestyle of every individual.

The places that are usually targeted are thighs, hips, buttocks, lower legs, abdomen, chest, upper arms, neck, jawline and cheeks. The contouring is done to achieve a slimmer and shapely appearance. The process for each area are similar, however, the procedure may differ slightly.

The Procedure

SculpSure uses laser technology to target fat cells and completely eliminate them from the body. After the fat cells have been destroyed, the body will naturally get rid of the dead fat cells through the lymphatic system.

The procedure is non-invasive, meaning it will not require anesthesia or surgical tools and most of the patients experience minimal pain during the procedure. It all depends of the pain tolerance of the person. It also takes only 25 minutes to complete one session and you don’t have to rest or postpone your day after. This is why many patients are turning to laser fat removal, not only is it cheaper than normal liposuction surgery but it's also just as effective.

As for how many SculpSure treatments are necessary to achieve the desired results. Well, that all depends on the individual’s fat percentage and the individual’s diet after the session.

The Side Effects

The common side of SculpSure effects after the procedure are tenderness and mild swelling. Although the technology is fairly new, the procedure has been tested many times and no major side effects have happened.

It’s also worth mentioning that SculpSure will not raise cholesterol levels and it does require consultations with a professional before the treatment. After all, safety is the most important and for the treatment to work the best.

The Results

Once you did all of your treatments, the patients will see small results after a few weeks. The body will appear to look slimmer with contoured muscles. This happens because all the fat has been completely removed. Some medical reports also show that patients who opt for laser fat removal also benefit from skin tightening of the targeted areas.

When the fat is removed, the loose skin also shrinks into the new shape over the next few weeks. The patient wears muscle support for a few weeks. As compared to the traditional liposuction procedure, there is no prominent impact on the loose skin. The fat is removed, but the skin stays loose and another procedure is usually required in order to tighten the skin.

Note: Always consult with a professional before you start any SculpSure treatment, although there is not that many reasons why you should not do the treatment. The technology is not perfect and you should always know what you are getting yourself into.