Laser Liposuction

Laser liposuction — also known as laser-assisted lipolysis — uses a thin fibre-optic laser to liquefy fat before or instead of suctioning, causing less tissue trauma than traditional liposuction and providing a simultaneous skin-tightening effect through collagen stimulation.

The laser energy causes thermal damage to the fat cell membrane, releasing its contents. It also coagulates small blood vessels, reducing bruising, and delivers dermal heat that stimulates collagen contraction for improved skin laxity in the treatment area.

Key Benefits

• Less tissue trauma than traditional liposuction
• Simultaneous skin tightening through collagen stimulation
• Faster recovery than conventional liposuction
• Effective for smaller, precise areas

Is This Treatment Right For You?

• Adults with localised fat deposits and mild skin laxity
• Patients wanting contouring of specific areas like the chin, arms or inner thighs
• Those seeking less downtime than traditional liposuction

What to Expect

Recovery & Aftercare

Swelling and bruising for 1–3 weeks; most patients return to desk work within a week.

Frequently Asked Questions