Vaser Liposuction Treatment in India
Vaser Liposuction or Lipo Selection is a surgical procedure that removes the fatty acid deposits underlying your skin. It is a replacement for traditional liposuction. It works to improve the aesthetic appearance of the particular body part and not to lose weight.
Objective
Vaser Liposuction focuses on breaking the fat deposits and loosens them from extending far down tissues, resulting in effective removal of fat during the treatment. Vaser is an ultrasound technology that utilises powerful waves to derange the bond between the fat cells. Vaser Liposuction treatment targets the underlying areas such as Face (chin and neck), Chest, Arms, Upper back, Hips, Buttocks, Thighs, Inner knees, Stomach & Waistline.
Apart from being used for cosmetic purpose, it is also done to treat medical conditions such as:
- Gynecomastia which is the accumulation of excess fat that result mens’ breasts.
- Lipomas which are a form of fatty tumours.
- Lymphedema which is a condition in which excess fluid occurs in arms and legs, causing swelling.
- Lipodystrophy syndrome which is the accumulation of fat in one part of the body.
Procedure
The procedure begins with the insertion of a saline solution which is a combination of certain liquids, into the desired body part. Vaser lipo uses high-frequency ultrasound waves instead of a manual movement or water pressure to break down the fat cells. Ultrasonic probes help ultrasonic waves to enter into the fatty tissue to break the fat cells. The vibration loosens the cells and accumulates with the saline solution present in the respective body part. A cannula removes the excess liquid and fat cells.
Are you an ideal candidate for Vaser Liposuction?
Candidates who fall under the following can avail of this treatment.
- People who are looking for contouring or revealing the muscle tone underneath the skin.
- People who have good skin elasticity and healthy muscle mass.
- People who are too close to losing their ideal weight. It is not suitable for obese patients.
- People who are in good health. Unhealthy patients tend to have a higher risk of complications.
