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Liposuction is a surgical cosmetic solution that quickly removes stubborn excess fat tissue in areas such as the abdomen, thighs, upper arms, and back – areas that are often difficult to reduce with diet or exercise alone. With advancements in medical science, current liposuction technologies are increasingly focused on safety, minimizing invasiveness, and shortening recovery time.
Ultrasonic liposuction technology (Vaser Lipo)
This is one of the most modern and widely used technologies in cosmetic surgery hospitals.
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Mechanism: Using focused ultrasound energy, the procedure selectively liquefies fat tissue without damaging surrounding tissues such as blood vessels, nerves, or muscles. The liquefied fat is then gently removed through a specialized, ultra-fine endoscope.
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Advantages: High safety, minimizes swelling and bruising, resulting in a smooth, even skin surface after suction, without bumps or unevenness.
Body Jet liposuction technology
This technology uses water jet pressure through a smart needle injection system to break down and separate fat cells from the tissue structure.
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Mechanism: The water jet acts as both an anesthetic and loosens the bonds of the fat tissue, allowing the suction head to easily remove the fat without the need for strong mechanical force.
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Advantages: Fat cells extracted using this technology typically retain a very high survival rate (up to 90%), making them highly suitable for re-implantation into other areas of the body with depressions, such as the breasts, buttocks, or face.
Laser Lipo liposuction technology
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Mechanism: Using laser waves with appropriate heat to break down fat cell membranes, transforming solid fat tissue into a liquid form which is then suctioned out.
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Advantages: The heat from the laser simultaneously stimulates collagen production under the skin, helping the skin in the area after liposuction to contract better, become firmer, and reduce sagging.
