• How does “Smartlipo” work?
• What areas of the body can be treated?
• What are the advantages of “Smartlipo” over conventional liposuction procedures?
• Is there a recovery period?
• Am I a candidate?

Tired of walking on that treadmill and getting nowhere, literally?

If you watch what you eat and find those extra miles are getting you nowhere in terms of your body shape, Smartlipo—laser assisted liposuction—may be just what the doctor ordered.

The treadmill is no match for Smartlipo, the latest innovation in Laser Body Sculpting. Smartlipo provides maximized results for both fat removal and skin tightening. You can finally have that body you have always wanted.

How does Smartlipo work?
This laser assisted lipolysis procedure is performed using a one millimeter cannula (or small tube) inserted into the skin. The laser fiber inside the cannula delivers energy directly to fat cells using 2 different wavelengths, causing them to rupture and drain away as liquid. The dual wavelengths also allow for more effective tightening of your skin.

What areas of the body can be treated?
Smartlipo is ideal for areas of skin laxity, such as the neck and arms or for removal of fat from the abdomen, love handles, saddles bags or inner and outer things.

What are the advantages of Smartlipo over conventional liposuction procedures?
Both treatments effectively remove fat, but conventional liposuction can leave behind unsightly pockets of skin. The Smartlipo wavelengths have been shown to increase collagen and reorganize collagen fibers to tighten and improve the quality of your skin.

Is there a recovery period?
Smarlipo MPX is a minimally invasive procedure which usually requires only local anesthesia. Some light trauma can occur, but you will be able to return to work in a couple of days and resume exercise after 2 weeks.

Am I a candidate?
Smartlipo is designed for removing unwanted fat and tightening the skin. The ideal candidate is in good health and normal body weight.

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