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Ultrasonic lipolysis. Really?
Laser lipolysis, also known as laser lipolysis, is a relatively novel way to lose weight in recent years. Laser lipolysis and traditional liposuction are both commonly used methods to remove excess fat in plastic surgery. Laser lipolysis is the injection of drugs to promote fat metabolism, such as nutrients, amino acids, vitamins, enzymes, biological agents acting on microcirculation, etc., to promote the speed of fat metabolism in these parts, so that fat tissues and cells contract, destroy and decompose.

Laser lipolysis can be divided into in vivo laser lipolysis and in vitro laser lipolysis. Laser lipolysis in vivo refers to the need to make a small incision in the skin and insert a laser fiber catheter before laser irradiation. The front end of fiber catheter is the release part of laser, and laser lipolysis in vitro is a method of penetrating skin irradiation and acting on subcutaneous fat layer. The specific selection method can be selected according to the specific situation of the patient and the actual situation of the liposuction site.