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Sam

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I am not a a big fan of surgeries for liposuction, because I hate everything which has got to do with blood and so on. But I found a very intersting article about losing fat by ultrasound. What do you think about it?
Controlled energy ultrasound treatment devices don't require that you undergo exercise or diet programs in order to qualify for body fat reducing treatments. So long as you're healthy, not pregnant, not undergoing any radical chemo therapy medication, and not morbidly obese, then you should likely qualify as a candidate for the next generation of ultrasound body fat reducing treatments. By selecting ultrasound, you avoid the medical risks associated with surgery such as infection, bleeding, healing abnormalities, bruising, down time from family and work and so on. For example, how to lose fat on lower stomach areas can be successfully treated using ultrasound, where high impact yet controlled energy is targeted just below the skin where fat cells reside. Think of ultrasound just like you would the hand held devices used on the pregnant mother's stomach in order to view the fetus.

The "Technical" Side Of Ultrasound: How To Lose Face Fat. Face fat deposits act as padding, provide shape and texture to your looks and skin, and help define your appearance. In some people, aging brings sagging skin (laxity) as well as a diminishing in face fat deposits.
Results? A gaunt, hollow sad look which may not at all reflect how you actually feel. For a larger percentage of people, how to lose fat in your face is the challenge. Exercise and diet…? Turn to ultrasound, which can literally liquefy discrete amounts of face fat cells, which are then naturally absorbed and eliminated by your body.
Ultrasound works by directing carefully calibrated energy into your skin. The depth of penetration can be clearly defined, as well as the energy level. Body fat cells, lighter and less complex in terms of their structure when compared to nearby connective tissue or nerve fiber, "absorb" the ultrasound energy, whereas the more complex nearby cells "reflect" ultrasound and are not impacted. And so the bad guys, body fat cells such as face fat cells, can be targeted for treatment without risk to important nearby tissues and nerve fiber. Emulsified or liquid fat can either be naturally expelled by your body, or a tiny suctioning cannula can safely withdraw the liquid fat during your ultrasound treatment.

Ultrasound's Best Candidates To Lose Body Fat. Think of ultrasound in terms of body contouring in places where you have small to medium amounts of fat built up…or you're trying to reduce fat from hard-to-reach areas such as behind the knees, under your bra line, around your neck and chin, or you want to lose arm fat. Small amounts of body fat can be "disturbed" or even "vibrated" into break-down for body absorption. However, when even modest amounts of fat are being targeted such as inner thigh fat deposits, then you'll likely need some sort of invasive probe in order to suction out these larger volumes of body fat.

Treatments Timetable And How Much Body Fat You Can Remove. Ultrasound treatments will likely be monthly for you. Results vary, but you might expect up to several pounds of localized fat deposits to be removed. By comparison, the more aggressive surgical procedure, liposuction, can remove up to 9 pounds of fatty tissue.

Costs. Similar to liposuction treatment costs, ultrasound body fat treatments depend entirely on your body…how many treatment locations…how much fat is deposited…your age, health, diet, exercise, genetics… whether a combination of liposuction and ultrasound better suit your body image goals…Remember to ask for a full treatment plan and cost estimate, and see whether you qualify for any patient financing plans. Ultrasound body fat treatments are typically "elective" procedures, therefore will not be covered by conventional health insurance.

Health Risks To Know About. Despite high tech controller features, ultrasound theoretically can "burn" skin, blood vessels or nerves even though little evidence of this risk exists in the literature. Consult your doctor regarding any risk posed by dissolved fat somehow circulating within your body to create health risks, especially where no suctioning of the treatment area is planned. This risk of re-circulating fat has been carefully mitigated over the years with conventional liposuction due to the complementary fat-suctioning that occurs. Explore whether ultrasound and suctioning is right for you.
 
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