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29th May 2015 By cast27950

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Filed Under: cosmetic surgery

Disclaimer

29th May 2015 By cast27950

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Advances In Vaser Lipo treatment

8th May 2015 By cast27950

We all have things we’d like to change about our bodies, but it often seems no matter how hard we work, those stubborn trouble areas aren’t going anywhere. You may be a little troubled by the thought of the process. But you should be reassured. Vaser lipo has developed and evolved in line with many other medical procedures so that today, having it carried out, will offer you something far more comfortable than in the past.

Today you can get rid of those irritating lumps and bumps, and have the body you’ve always wanted. As it is now an advanced body sculpting technique, it offers options unlike any other, helping you achieve the look you’ve always wanted but never before been able to achieve.

What Are the Major Advancements In Vaser Lipo?

Vaser Lipo itself is the newest form of liposuction available today. Even beyond that development, though, the treatment has undergone a number of additional advancements.

The treatment option now uses a combination of new laser technology, including both SmartLipo laser and Vaser Liposelection treatments. This process delivers energy directly to the fat cells, causing them to shake apart, melt, and drain away as liquid.

Additionally, this newly developed technology also facilitates the use of smaller cannulas, the tools used to remove the fluid and excess fat from the body. This development facilitates the need for smaller incisions, a lower level of energy used in the procedure, and ultimately, less damage to the surrounding tissue.

This is a unique treatment option delivering liposuction without the surgery. Not only does this method offer the highest level of contouring, it also promises the fastest recovery time. All in all, Vaser Liposuction is a clear leader in the world of body contouring and liposuction treatments.

What Is Vaser Lipo?

Vaser Lipo is a unique form of liposuction. It utilizes ultrasonic energy in a uniquely controlled fashion to allow the surgeon to select certain areas of fat for removal. This superior selection technique enables the surgeon to achieve an increased level of body contouring rather than just limited fat removal.

The Vaser is a 3rd generation ultrasound device that has undergone specialised manufacturing and reformatting tests to minimise problems that were previously present with ultrasonic liposuction. The system employs ultrasonic energy pulses to gently break up and melt away fat cells, so there is little damage to the important surrounding tissue.

The Vaser is not a laser, but rather is a unique acronym for Vibration Amplification of Sound Energy at Resonance. The energy emitted by the Vaser is primarily transformed into vibration energy, which is transmitted into the fat cells by small probes. This vibration technology manipulates the fat cells, so they are gently shaken apart and mixed with fluid for removal. Once the fat cells have been removed, the added fluid is suctioned out of the body.

Why Choose Vaser Lipo?

When there are so many different treatment options available today, it can be difficult to select the “right” one. However, Vaser Lipo is a clear leader in liposuction treatment. With its numerous treatment advantages as well as the advanced technology used with the system, you really can’t go wrong with choosing Vaser.

Vaser Lipo is a gentle and effective treatment. This form of liposuction is considered minimally-invasive as it uses ultrasonic waves to break up fat particles rather than more intensive measures. It is also more effective in that it helps eliminate fat and smooth skin with precision, allowing for maximum body contouring.

Do please contact us with any questions or concerns. Our staff are only too pleased to advise and discusss vaser lipo with you.

Filed Under: cosmetic surgery

Feeling good about yourself with vaser lipo

8th May 2015 By cast27950

We all want to look our best. In a society that is increasingly focused on physical appearance, it can be easy to lose self-esteem, and this can have a negative impact on various aspects of your life. In order to succeed on both a personal and professional level as well as live a quality life, you should be comfortable with the skin you’re in. If you have struggled to find a weight loss solution that works for you, new advancements are producing alternate options, and VASER liposuction may provide the solution you seek.

What is VASER Liposuction

Approved in 2001 by the FDA, VASER liposuction uses ultrasonic energy to selectively remove fat in a very controlled manner. The thermal energy annihilates the fat while sealing off the surrounding vessels. Using a traditional liposuction tube, this unwanted tissue is removed, a process that is minimally invasive and leaves a whole new you to show the world.

What to Expect

If you are considering pursuing VASER liposuction, it’s completely normal to have a level of nervous anticipation. Prior to the procedure, anesthesia is administered to the area of concern from the inside. This means you will experience minimal discomfort. Most patients only report gentle poking. Depending on the area to be treated, it’s difficult to say how many treatments will be necessary to complete the overall procedure as there is a limit on how much anesthesia the body can handle at a time. You should expect to wait about one week in between procedures.

Cellulite

Some patients mistakenly think VASER liposuction will help them address cellulite, but it is targeted toward the elimination of fat on the second layer. Cellulite exists on the first level. However, since weight in the area is being reduced, many patients do report a decrease in the appearance of cellulite following the procedure. Individual results vary, but it’s possible VASER can help.

Pricing

Considering the dramatic increase in your overall aesthetic quality, VASER liposuction is quite inexpensive. Depending on your unique circumstances, you can expect to pay between $2,500 and $4,500. Since it’s not a medical necessity, it won’t be covered by insurance, but it’s a great investment that can easily pay back as a result of your increase in self-confidence in the workplace. During your initial consultation, your physician can help you determine estimated costs to help you plan for payment.


What to Expect After a Procedure

One of the most appealing aspects of VASER liposuction is that recovery time, assuming you do not have to do exceptionally heavy lifting, is short. Many patients report they are back to work within just a couple of days.

Your appearance is important, and it impacts you more than you may realize. Receiving VASER liposuction creates a whole new you, and the image you will see in the mirror everyday will be one that makes you feel confident, proud, and ready to take the world by storm.

Filed Under: cosmetic surgery

VASER lipo in the UK, London or elsewhere?

7th May 2015 By cast27950

Vaser Lipo in different towns in the UK

There are many different methods of plastic surgery that a person can choose to have performed to alter and better their appearance. One of the most popular types of surgery is vaser lipo treatment. This simple and effective treatment is available in many places in the UK including London. The cost of vaser lipo treatments vary, therefore it is important to check the pricing levels of different cities in the UK.

Cost Of Treatment

For vaser lipo, the treatments are normally priced by the amount of work that has to be done. The amount of material that is removed, time involved in surgery, amount of equipment, number of staff, type of operating setting, and doctor demand are all factors in the final cost of a vaser lipo treatment.

Vaser lipo in London

The cost of an average vaser lipo treatment in London is $1,134 to $4,537. This price will vary depending on the treatment and specialisation of the doctor. At Hans Place Practice, the price is from $3,931 to $9,072. At the Weymouth Street Hospital the price ranges from $4,536 and above.

Vaser lipo in Scotland

In Glasgow the prices for treatment start at $1,815 and can rise to over $15,000 for extensive procedures. At the Elanic clinic in Glasgow, their price is $3,568. A beginning cost of $4,702 covers procedures at The Harley Medical Group.

Northern Ireland

Treatment of the torso and lower trunk in the Belfast area starts at around $3,000, and can increase from there. At the Safer Cosmetic Surgery Co., the price for a procedure starts at $3,175 and rises to $9,072. At the Aura Day Spa, the price for a 60 min treatment is $212. Each subsequent treatment adds on to this price.

Wales

Procedures carried out in Wales start at an average of $3,630. The MYA Cosmetic Surgery in Cardiff starts their pricing at $7,560. The Laser Clinic in Anglesey charges $76 for arms, $98 for legs, and $76 for the abdomen.

Is it worth leaving London to save money?

Overall, the prices for vaser lipo are in the $2,500 area for basic treatment. London has a lower pricing average than many other places. Unless you are already going to be travelling to these other places, staying in London for your vaser lipo may save you money.

There are facilities and specialists all over the country who are very capable of delivering first class vaser lipo treatment. And surprisingly, our short visit of 3 clinic sites in various cities shows that London in not the most expensive, although if you visit Harley Street then you might find prices are higher.

Filed Under: cosmetic surgery

Is VASER lipo safe

1st May 2015 By cast27950

Is Vaser Lipo Safe?

Vaser Lipo is an adaptation and improvement on standard liposuction methods that makes more precise and targeted use of ultrasonic energy. The procedure is controlled and assists the surgeon in removing unwanted fat to help contour the body. Vaser Lipo is approved by the FDA. The procedure can be performed in a physician’s office, a surgery outpatient facility, or a hospital.

Vaser is an acronym for Vibration Amplification of Sound Energy at Resonance. It’s a safe procedure that’s widely used throughout the world. It’s considered to be a more precise form of liposuction than other popular methods. The procedure is especially effective when applied to small areas of the body.

It’s generally expected that patients who undergo the treatment be healthy and in good physical condition. These patients are generally looking to contour and sculpt the body as opposed to undergo a procedure to lost weight. An athletic appearance can easily be achieved when fat is targeted around specific muscle groups.

What Is the Procedure?

The doctor injects a solution of tumescent saline in the targeted area during the procedure. After injecting the saline, the doctor inserts a probe that transmits ultrasonic energy. The power and force of the energy, generated by sound, can liquefy and break up fatty tissue. Vaser Lipo can be performed on multiple areas of the body, including the neck, face, back, chin, arms, legs and breast areas. It can also be performed on the calves, ankles, buttocks, knees and thighs.

Can Multiple Area Be Treated At the Same Time?

The procedure can treat multiple areas of the body at the same time. After consulting with your doctor, you’ll have a much better idea of what’s best for you and what area you can expect to have fat removed from.

Results will vary with respect to the person and extent of the procedure. For many patients, immediate results can be expected. Many patients are pleased with their results of defined curves and definitions that are tight and smooth. The procedure is minimally invasive and the recovery time is typically fast.

Benefits may include minimal nerve damage, improved retraction of your skin, minimal swelling, pain and bruising and fewer re-treatments. Vaser Lipo benefits also include the fact there is less bruising and bleeding to be expected. Several drawbacks of the procedure may include numbness and pain in the area of treatment, and it can take up to six months to see the body’s complete definition. There’s also a risk of inflammation.

After the procedure, your doctor may ask you to wear a compression garment to help your skin adapt to your body’s new contour. Rest is typically required for 12 hours and should be followed by several weeks of general recovery. Avoid any strenuous activities during these two weeks.
Results will vary with respect to the person and extent of the procedure. For many patients, immediate results can be expected. Many patients are pleased with their results of defined curves and definitions that are tight and smooth. The procedure is minimally invasive and the recovery time is typically fast.

Benefits may include minimal nerve damage, improved retraction of your skin, minimal swelling, pain and bruising and fewer re-treatments. Vaser Lipo benefits also include the fact there is less bruising and bleeding to be expected. Several drawbacks of the procedure may include numbness and pain in the area of treatment, and it can take up to six months to see the body’s complete definition. There’s also a risk of inflammation.

After the procedure, your doctor may ask you to wear a compression garment to help your skin adapt to your body’s new contour. Rest is typically required for 12 hours and should be followed by several weeks of general recovery. Avoid any strenuous activities during these two weeks.

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