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2012年9月19日 星期三

Is SmartLipo Better Than Cool Lipo?


Laser assisted liposuction, a recent advancement in liposuction science, is known for its obvious benefits over traditional liposuction - minimally invasive, ability to handle inelastic skin, and typically speedier recovery. SmartLipo and Cool Lipo are examples of liposuction modalities that are laser aided. SmartLipo can be considered a better solution for fat removal than Cool Lipo, in several respects.

SmartLipo and Cool Lipo - the Similarities

Both these procedures are suitable for persons wishing to get rid of obstinate fat that has responded unsatisfactorily to exercise and weight watching. Both offer the common advantages of fat emulsification, conservation of fragile tissues, and gradual tightening of the skin. Both can be used on people of all colors, ages, skin types and shapes; and ensure minimal bruising, discomfort, pain, and downtime.

How SmartLipo Wins

SmartLipo is the sole laser aided system of lipolysis that offers a minimally invasive and ground-breaking course of action for fat elimination.

o FDA Approval - SmartLipo was the first to get the approval (November 2006) from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Cool Lipo was cleared by the FDA only in January of 2008. So for patients who want technology that has been recognized and known to meet high quality standards for a longer time, SmartLipo is the right solution.

o Dual Platform Laser MPX - Unlike Cool Lipo, SmartLipo utilizes a dual platform laser MPX (SmartLipo MPX) in which one is used for firming the skin and the other for liquefying fat. This is advantageous to the operating surgeon as he can alternate between the two blends depending on the quality of skin and body type of the patient. Both wavelengths can even be used simultaneously.

So, if you want a cool looking body; SmartLipo would probably help you better than Cool Lipo.




New York City SmartLipo - Park Avenue SmartLipo, staffed by Manhattan plastic surgeons with years of experience, offers fast and safe SmartLipo procedures under local anesthesia at our accredited outpatient surgical facility in Manhattan, New York City.





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2012年9月18日 星期二

Smart Lipo - A Better Alternative to Liposuction


If you regularly exercise and maintain a healthy diet, but just can't seem to get rid of those few stubborn pockets of fat, you may be a great candidate for Smart Lipo. A newer, less invasive alternative to traditional liposuction, Smart Lipo is great for both removing fat and tightening up loose skin.

How Does It Work?

Smart Lipo uses a special laser to target fat cells and dissolve and remove them. Any dissolved fat that is not suctioned out will make its way out of the body within the next day in the form of waste. The lasers are very safe and can even tell the difference between the fat cells and the other non-targeted tissues like blood vessels and nerves.

Before beginning work with the laser the plastic surgeon will first fill the designated area with saline solution in order to shrink the blood vessels and numb the tissues. The laser is then inserted and it liquefies the fat. Then a tiny cannula or tube is used to remove those liquid fat cells.

Who Is A Good Candidate for This Procedure?

This is really meant for those with a small amount of weight to lose. It is not intended as a weight loss means for those who are significantly overweight. Ideally, a patient should only have 10 pounds or so to lose before reaching their ideal weight.

What Areas Are Well Suited for Smart Lipo?

Any area of the body with unwanted fat can be a good target of Smart Lipo. This can mean the abdominal region, the thighs, flabby upper arms, or even chins and necks.

How Much Does It Cost?

The cost will certainly vary from surgeon to surgeon and by city and state, but the range is anywhere from $2,500 to $5,000 per targeted area.

What Are the Benefits of This New Liposuction Technique?

Smart Lipo offers plenty of advantages over traditional liposuction methods. For example, it uses much smaller tubes and instruments to accomplish the removal of fat than standard liposuction does. This means less pain and discomfort for the patient. Plus, only local anesthetic is typically required instead of general anesthesia which carries many more risks.

And because the laser's heat sears and seals the underlying tissues, there is much less bleeding and bruising associated with Smart Lipo. This certainly results in quicker recovery times. In fact the average down time with Smart Lipo is just two days compared with seven for traditional liposuction. You will only have to wear a compression garment over the affected area for two weeks post-surgery, instead of six weeks.

Another benefit is that the heat put off by the laser has a stimulating effect on the skins' collagen, producing a natural tightening of the loose skin. That is not a byproduct of traditional liposuction and sometimes requires lifts and tucks to actually remove loose skin.

Smart Lipo is not the right solution for every patient, but if you are close to your goal weight and have just a few small pockets of fat to get rid of, it can offer many great features and benefits over the standard liposuction method.




Liposuction in Chicago plastic surgery center of a leading Board Certified Plastic Surgeon utilizes the latest technologies in procedures ranging from body contouring and breast augmentation to face lifting. To learn more about his treatments, visit http://www.theartofplasticsurgery.com





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2012年9月9日 星期日

Laser Assisted Liposuction - A New Smart Lipo With Better Results


Losing weight has never been an easy task. Have you ever considered liposuction. There have been many side effects associated with the procedure, such as pain and swelling. Nobody is a fan of those symptoms. If you are looking for all the benefits, with much fewer side effects, you may want to look into laser assisted liposuction. This combination of technologies has helped many people get rid of excess fat, while dramatically increasing recovery time and decreasing side effects.

The basic premise behind liposuction is simply sucking fat cells out from your body. The suction happens through small cuts made in your body, and a tube being inserted to suck the fat out. The tube is somewhat like a mini vacuum cleaner made for fat. Once the fat cells are sucked out, they will not return, unless overeating causes new ones to develop. But is it worth it? The procedure is usually very painful, and often results in high levels of bruising and swelling in the treated areas. It is also quite common for the patients to be left with sagging skin where the fat has been removed from.

The whole procedure hardly seems worth the time and money. Who wants to go through that kind of pain and financial burden? Recently, though, the development of laser assisted liposuction has revolutionized the process. It has been used in European and African countries for many years, but was just introduced to the North American market in the year 2007.

A very simple way of explaining how laser assisted liposuction works is that the doctors use the lasers to heat the fat cells up. The heat causes the fat cells to melt and become more liquid. With the fat cells in liquid form, they are much easier to suck up and pump out of the body. The ones that do not get sucked up get processed through the liver and peed out.

A great advantage to laser assisted liposuction is that probe that is inserted into the skin is about a quarter of the size of a traditional liposuction probe. This means that the incisions and scarring from the procedure will be much less than traditional liposuction. The laser heats up and melts the fat. From there, the vacuum sucks it away. The one known side effect of the procedure is that the body produces collagen. The funny thing is that collagen is what keeps the skin tight and prevents it from sagging. The laser also cauterizes the wounds, which makes for less swelling, and a faster recovery time.

With the laser assisted liposuction producing collagen in the body, the finished product is much smoother an aesthetically appealing than traditional liposuction. It costs a bit more than its predecessor, but produces far better results.

The greatest concern over the whole procedure is the test of time. It is a relatively new surgery, and therefore the long term side effects have not been measured yet. Some argue that the liquid fat cells that pass through the liver could cause damage in the long run.

One thing is for sure: The procedure works, and will be in high demand for the immediate future.




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2012年8月2日 星期四

Which is Better Breast Reductions Or Liposuction?


Although it may be difficult for some people to understand, having excessively large breasts can be a real hardship. It can lead to physical problems such as back and shoulder pain. It can hamper one's physical activities and enjoyment of activities like sports. It can make buying clothes much more difficult, and it can make you feel awkward and uncomfortable.

Relatively recently, though, surgical techniques have been developed that can help to decrease a woman's breast size. Reduction mammoplasties (commonly called breast reductions) are one option. Liposuction of the breast is another. This article will discuss the pros and cons of each approach.

Breast reductions are performed in a number of ways, depending on the surgeon and on the size of the breast being operated on. However, one common way makes use of three incisions. One is made around the areola. Another incision is made running vertically from the bottom of the areola to the breast crease. A third incision runs along the breast crease at the bottom of the breast.

Breast reductions are typically performed under general anesthesia. Once the patient is anesthetized and the incisions are made, the surgeon removes excess skin, fat and breast tissue. The surgeon then moves the nipple and areola higher on the breast, typically keeping them attached to breast tissue the entire time. The areola is frequently reduced at this point in the procedure. Finally, the surgeon brings skin from above the nipple down and together, attaching it to reform the breast.

Breast reduction typically takes weeks to months to recover from. Women can typically return to work within a couple weeks, but need to wait several weeks to return to most normal activity, including mild exercise. Throughout the first month after surgery, the stitches will be removed. Scars from the incision sites will gradually heal and fade, but will always be visible. Reduced sensation is common after a breast reduction, but it frequently returns with time. Breast feeding is often adversely affected.

Liposuction, on the other hand, does not remove excess skin and tissue, but merely removes fat. It is performed by suctioning excess fat out through small hollow tubes called cannulas. The surgeon makes a number of small incisions, frequently smaller than 1 millimeter long, and suctions out the fat through these incisions. Depending on the composition of the breast, surgeons can sometimes remove as much as 50% of the breast tissue.

Liposuction is typically performed under local anesthesia. The small incisions sometimes leave tiny scars, but these are frequently all but invisible except under close scrutiny. New techniques such as laser liposuction (also known under the brand names SmartLipo, ProLipo, CoolLipo, LipoLite, and LipoTherme) make it much easier to recover from liposuction than a reduction. Most women return to work within two or three days and return to other normal activities shortly thereafter. Breast feeding can be affected, but there is a much better success rate than with a mammoplasty.

One downside of liposuction is that it won't do much to change the shape of the breasts, merely their size. While some amount of lift can be accomplished by the change in breast weight, not as much reshaping can be done as with a reduction. However, many find that the absence of scars is worth the lack of reshaping.

Also, some women have a large amount of glandular tissue in their breasts, which makes it difficult to remove fat. Women like this, and women who want to remove more than half of their breast mass, may wish to get a standard breast reduction. Whenever it is possible, though, a liposuction is easier on the body, less painful and less invasive.




Christian Heftel is a staff writer at http://www.smartlipotopdocs.com
For more information on Christian and SmartLipo, please visit http://www.smartlipotopdocs.com





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2012年7月14日 星期六

Is LAL Better Than Other Forms of Liposuction?


Laser assisted liposuction (LAL, also known as laser lipectomy) is a growing surgical procedure. It is one of the more recently developed forms of liposuction, having first been approved by the FDA in 2006. Before coming to America, laser lipectomy was developed and popularized in Europe and Asia. Since its introduction inside the United States, LAL has grown in popularity among Americans.

Laser lipectomy uses a surgical laser to assist in the removal of fat. A surgeon uses the laser to break up the fat before the fat is suctioned out. This makes it easier for the surgeon and easier on the patient. The surgical lasers used in laser liposuction can specifically target certain sorts of tissues. This means that the laser can shine through skin and other tissues without affecting them, while still making the removal of fat simpler and easier.

A number of different companies inside the United States have developed different lasers to assist in LAL. Some of the more common include SmartLipo, ProLipo, CoolLipo, LipoLite, and LipoTherme. Surgery varies somewhat depending on which laser is used. The different lasers use slightly different technology; among other things, the lasers vary in intensity and frequency. However, the principles underlying all of these different forms of laser liposuction are the same.

Research has noted a number of benefits to choosing laser assisted liposuction over traditional lipoplasty techniques. Because surgical lasers melt fat rather than just scraping it loose, laser lipectomy tends to be much less intrusive than traditional methods. LAL's lasers also help it to be more gentle in additional ways: all forms of liposuction use hollow, blunt tubes called cannulas to suction away excess fat, but the cannulas used in laser liposuction are frequently much smaller than traditional cannulas. Smaller cannulas means smaller incisions and less wear and tear on the body.

Due in part to this LAL is often easier to recover from than traditional liposuction. Patients can frequently be back on their feet in just a day or two, and they often experience less pain and bruising.

One final advantage of laser liposuction is that research has shown that some lasers can help to produce collagen and tighten skin in the target area. For some people this can be very helpful, as one of the common problems associated with liposuction is excess or loose skin.

However, laser liposuction is not without disadvantages. For one thing, it does tend to be more expensive than traditional liposuction. Although it varies from doctor to doctor, LAL does utilize more advanced technology than traditional methods, and it does tend to be substantially more expensive. Some people find, though, that the extra money spent is well worth it.

One further disadvantage to laser lipectomy is that it tends to be better for smaller areas. While this makes it great for targeting areas that require a more delicate touch such as the area surrounding the face, it does make it make it worse at removing large quantities of fat.

If you'd like to know more about LAL and liposuction in general, please consider meeting with a surgeon in your area for a free consultation. Your doctor can help you to know whether or not you would be a good fit for liposuction, and vice-versa.




Christian Heftel is a staff writer at http://www.smartlipotopdocs.com

For more information on Christian and SmartLipo, please visit http://www.smartlipotopdocs.com





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2012年6月26日 星期二

Smartlipo Is Undoubtedly the Better Option


Everyone will be acquainted with the term liposuction. It is the most popular mode of cosmetic surgery around the world. This has been a big relief for both men and women alike as it can help them in avoiding the unwanted fatty deposits in different parts of their body. This allows them to gain their lost shape of the body and at the same time avoiding the fat can give them a healthy life too. But this process was having some disadvantages like loose skin, long recovery time, etc. The complete solution for all these disadvantages can be arrived at with the developed version of the older process and it is called as Smart Lipo.

This new process is much better than its older version in many respects. It is the favorite option for the people who wants to remove the fat from their body. This can be administered irrespective of the size of the area from which the fat has to be taken off. There are numerous reasons which make it a far better option than the traditional liposuction. The main aspect is that it is having much less amount of risk. There is only the need of local anesthesia. Apart from the older format, this new process can be finished in hours. There is no need of long recovery period too.

This is a process which is now being widely used as a measure to improve the looks of the body. This is not a treatment for any sort of diseases. The reviews of numerous satisfied persons itself is sufficient proof for the effectiveness of it. The only thing that you have to take care in going for the process of Smartlipo is in the selection of the surgeon. The effectiveness of this process depends a lot on the experience of the surgeon.




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2012年5月12日 星期六

Is SmartLipo Better Than Cool Lipo?


Laser assisted liposuction, a recent advancement in liposuction science, is known for its obvious benefits over traditional liposuction - minimally invasive, ability to handle inelastic skin, and typically speedier recovery. SmartLipo and Cool Lipo are examples of liposuction modalities that are laser aided. SmartLipo can be considered a better solution for fat removal than Cool Lipo, in several respects.

SmartLipo and Cool Lipo - the Similarities

Both these procedures are suitable for persons wishing to get rid of obstinate fat that has responded unsatisfactorily to exercise and weight watching. Both offer the common advantages of fat emulsification, conservation of fragile tissues, and gradual tightening of the skin. Both can be used on people of all colors, ages, skin types and shapes; and ensure minimal bruising, discomfort, pain, and downtime.

How SmartLipo Wins

SmartLipo is the sole laser aided system of lipolysis that offers a minimally invasive and ground-breaking course of action for fat elimination.

o FDA Approval - SmartLipo was the first to get the approval (November 2006) from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Cool Lipo was cleared by the FDA only in January of 2008. So for patients who want technology that has been recognized and known to meet high quality standards for a longer time, SmartLipo is the right solution.

o Dual Platform Laser MPX - Unlike Cool Lipo, SmartLipo utilizes a dual platform laser MPX (SmartLipo MPX) in which one is used for firming the skin and the other for liquefying fat. This is advantageous to the operating surgeon as he can alternate between the two blends depending on the quality of skin and body type of the patient. Both wavelengths can even be used simultaneously.

So, if you want a cool looking body; SmartLipo would probably help you better than Cool Lipo.




New York City SmartLipo - Park Avenue SmartLipo, staffed by Manhattan plastic surgeons with years of experience, offers fast and safe SmartLipo procedures under local anesthesia at our accredited outpatient surgical facility in Manhattan, New York City.





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2012年5月10日 星期四

Smart Lipo - A Better Alternative to Liposuction


If you regularly exercise and maintain a healthy diet, but just can't seem to get rid of those few stubborn pockets of fat, you may be a great candidate for Smart Lipo. A newer, less invasive alternative to traditional liposuction, Smart Lipo is great for both removing fat and tightening up loose skin.

How Does It Work?

Smart Lipo uses a special laser to target fat cells and dissolve and remove them. Any dissolved fat that is not suctioned out will make its way out of the body within the next day in the form of waste. The lasers are very safe and can even tell the difference between the fat cells and the other non-targeted tissues like blood vessels and nerves.

Before beginning work with the laser the plastic surgeon will first fill the designated area with saline solution in order to shrink the blood vessels and numb the tissues. The laser is then inserted and it liquefies the fat. Then a tiny cannula or tube is used to remove those liquid fat cells.

Who Is A Good Candidate for This Procedure?

This is really meant for those with a small amount of weight to lose. It is not intended as a weight loss means for those who are significantly overweight. Ideally, a patient should only have 10 pounds or so to lose before reaching their ideal weight.

What Areas Are Well Suited for Smart Lipo?

Any area of the body with unwanted fat can be a good target of Smart Lipo. This can mean the abdominal region, the thighs, flabby upper arms, or even chins and necks.

How Much Does It Cost?

The cost will certainly vary from surgeon to surgeon and by city and state, but the range is anywhere from $2,500 to $5,000 per targeted area.

What Are the Benefits of This New Liposuction Technique?

Smart Lipo offers plenty of advantages over traditional liposuction methods. For example, it uses much smaller tubes and instruments to accomplish the removal of fat than standard liposuction does. This means less pain and discomfort for the patient. Plus, only local anesthetic is typically required instead of general anesthesia which carries many more risks.

And because the laser's heat sears and seals the underlying tissues, there is much less bleeding and bruising associated with Smart Lipo. This certainly results in quicker recovery times. In fact the average down time with Smart Lipo is just two days compared with seven for traditional liposuction. You will only have to wear a compression garment over the affected area for two weeks post-surgery, instead of six weeks.

Another benefit is that the heat put off by the laser has a stimulating effect on the skins' collagen, producing a natural tightening of the loose skin. That is not a byproduct of traditional liposuction and sometimes requires lifts and tucks to actually remove loose skin.

Smart Lipo is not the right solution for every patient, but if you are close to your goal weight and have just a few small pockets of fat to get rid of, it can offer many great features and benefits over the standard liposuction method.




Liposuction in Chicago plastic surgery center of a leading Board Certified Plastic Surgeon utilizes the latest technologies in procedures ranging from body contouring and breast augmentation to face lifting. To learn more about his treatments, visit http://www.theartofplasticsurgery.com





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2012年5月1日 星期二

Laser Assisted Liposuction - A New Smart Lipo With Better Results


Losing weight has never been an easy task. Have you ever considered liposuction. There have been many side effects associated with the procedure, such as pain and swelling. Nobody is a fan of those symptoms. If you are looking for all the benefits, with much fewer side effects, you may want to look into laser assisted liposuction. This combination of technologies has helped many people get rid of excess fat, while dramatically increasing recovery time and decreasing side effects.

The basic premise behind liposuction is simply sucking fat cells out from your body. The suction happens through small cuts made in your body, and a tube being inserted to suck the fat out. The tube is somewhat like a mini vacuum cleaner made for fat. Once the fat cells are sucked out, they will not return, unless overeating causes new ones to develop. But is it worth it? The procedure is usually very painful, and often results in high levels of bruising and swelling in the treated areas. It is also quite common for the patients to be left with sagging skin where the fat has been removed from.

The whole procedure hardly seems worth the time and money. Who wants to go through that kind of pain and financial burden? Recently, though, the development of laser assisted liposuction has revolutionized the process. It has been used in European and African countries for many years, but was just introduced to the North American market in the year 2007.

A very simple way of explaining how laser assisted liposuction works is that the doctors use the lasers to heat the fat cells up. The heat causes the fat cells to melt and become more liquid. With the fat cells in liquid form, they are much easier to suck up and pump out of the body. The ones that do not get sucked up get processed through the liver and peed out.

A great advantage to laser assisted liposuction is that probe that is inserted into the skin is about a quarter of the size of a traditional liposuction probe. This means that the incisions and scarring from the procedure will be much less than traditional liposuction. The laser heats up and melts the fat. From there, the vacuum sucks it away. The one known side effect of the procedure is that the body produces collagen. The funny thing is that collagen is what keeps the skin tight and prevents it from sagging. The laser also cauterizes the wounds, which makes for less swelling, and a faster recovery time.

With the laser assisted liposuction producing collagen in the body, the finished product is much smoother an aesthetically appealing than traditional liposuction. It costs a bit more than its predecessor, but produces far better results.

The greatest concern over the whole procedure is the test of time. It is a relatively new surgery, and therefore the long term side effects have not been measured yet. Some argue that the liquid fat cells that pass through the liver could cause damage in the long run.

One thing is for sure: The procedure works, and will be in high demand for the immediate future.




Check out New Liposuction Techniques such as Laser Assisted Liposuction





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