How Liposat works in body contouring?

What are the benefits of using Liposat for fat deplete?

1. Extracting fats alive and re-using fats to form and bulking up other body organs.
2. No need for other secondary devices such as air compressors, injection pumps, and suction
3. No need for anesthesia
4. Easy and useful performance
5. uniform discharge of fat from the treated area
6. Simultaneous use of both vibration and suction technology
7. Possibility to adjust the temperature of the tumescent soluble to the patient’s body temperature
8. Uniform injection with the benefit of infiltration
9. Completely safe and uncomplicated
10. Has very little pain

Full introduction of Liposat device structure:

The main body of the Liposat machine has a strong Vacusat aspiration pump with two 3-liter and variable for the most amount of suction containers. This pump can be controlled by the base pedal or on, off switch at the same time. The Liposat permeability pump is designed for rapid injection of tumescent fluids before liposuction. The fluid flow rate can be set from 0 to 300 ml/min, and the pre-regulated fluid can be programmed on the control panel, which allows the operator to control the amount of fluid injected for each area of the body. Optional fluid heating plates can be connected to the liposuction system, and the Liposat strength can be controlled with the base pedal by the surgeon more. The Vibrasat Power Assisted Liposuction (PAL) system, shown at the top right of the image below, is adjustable from 3000 to 5000 rpm. Liposuction cannula has an important role in helping the cannula move in the fracture of fatty and fibrin tissues. Liposuction cannula with manual stretching is installed on the handle (as shown below). In this machine, a wide range of cannulas is available with a variety of tip patterns, widths, and lengths.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Which people are suitable for body contouring surgery and local fat deplete?

People who suffer from excess fat in the abdominal, sides, thighs, behind the bras and arms can use these methods.

2. How safe is this method? What are the risks?

The body jet and Liposat methods do not have any risks and complications. Of course, older methods (which are still in progress), such as traditional liposuction or lipolysis laser, are sometimes associated with dangers, but in the new methods, there is no risk for the patient.

However, note that all these operations must be done in an equipped operating room and central sterile or hospital. Physicians’ offices and clinics are prohibited.

3. Does the operation require anesthesia?

No, the operations are performed by local anesthesia and, in some cases, some sleep medicine and relaxation. Of course, during operation, an anesthetist is present at the patient’s bedside and if the patient requests (some patients prefer to be completely anesthetized), the facilities and conditions of the anesthetic will be quietly feasible.

4. How the area division is done?

• Abdomen and flanks (with or without bras) (with or without arms)
• Behind the bras and arms
• Thighs

In each session, you can perform one of the A to C areas (in one session), that means, the abdomen and flanks in one session, behind the bras and arms in one session and the thighs will be performed in one session.

Unless there is not a lot of fat in the target area, more area would be operated in one session, for example, the abdomen, flanks and behind the bras.

    5. What is the difference between the ultra z Lipomatic, body jet, and Liposat?

Body jet and Liposat are currently the most recent methods and their advantages over previous methods include:

The greater fat removal (Liposat is the most powerful fat separator in the world), less pain and less bruising, better skin lift, no hollow making, no need for painful deplete massage.