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Liposonix

Fat Reduction Treatment

~ for Tummy & Flanks ~

1 treatment

1 Hour

Lose 1 Dress Size

What is a Liposonix treatment?


Liposonix is a nonsurgical fat-reduction treatment that uses high-intensity focused ultrasound energy (HIFU) to destroy

unwanted fat cells. Your lymphatic system flushes out the damaged cells in the coming weeks and months, for a permanent reduction of fat in the treated area. 

This body-contouring device is used to treat the abdomen and flanks (aka love handles), and it’s intended for pockets of stubborn fat that resist diet and exercise—

not as a weight-loss solution. 

As with other noninvasive fat reduction procedures, results aren't dramatic as they would be with surgical procedures like liposuction, which can remove a higher volume of fat tissue in a single treatment.


What are the pros and cons of Liposonix?

      Pros

  • Liposonix works by harnessing HIFU technology, so it is far less invasive than liposuction and other surgical fat-reduction procedures.
  • According to the manufacturer, the average waistline reduction after just a single one-hour treatment is about 3cm.
  • Our clients have lost up to 5cm in 1 treatment.
  • There’s little to no downtime, and no risk of lumpiness or uneven reduction, as there is with liposuction.

     Cons

  • You must be close to your ideal weight to be a good candidate for Liposonix treatment, as it only treats pockets of stubborn fat.
  • You’ll have to wait up to three months for your body to naturally remove the dead fat cells, so you can see your final results.
  • At that point, you may choose to have a second treatment session to reach your goals.


What is the Liposonix treatment cost?


  • Average Cost: $2,350
  • Our Price: Tummy $900 Flanks $300


Who is a good candidate for Liposonix?


Potential patients should be close to their ideal body weight, with a body mass index (BMI) of less than 30, and a desire to target areas of stubborn fat that have resisted a healthy diet and regular exercise.

During your initial consultation, your technician will assess whether you’re a good candidate or suggest another approach

for your areas of concern.


What happens during a

Liposonix procedure?


The procedure takes up to an hour, depending on the size of the treatment area.

Your doctor will start by drawing on your skin to mark the targeted areas of the body that will be treated. Then, they'll apply the handheld device of the Liposonix system to your skin's surface and move it across your

abdomen and flanks. 

As it heats your subcutaneous fat tissue 1.3 centimeters below the skin, you may feel mild discomfort, warmth, or a prickling sensation, but the treatment shouldn't harm skin or the surrounding tissues.


How long does Liposonix recovery take?


Post-treatment recovery downtime is minimal, and you can return to normal activities quickly. You can expect to have bruising (possibly extensive bruising), and treated areas will be swollen and sore. Some of these side effects typically resolve within a week, but some clients say it took more than two weeks for the bruising and soreness to resolve. Some also say they felt itching under the skin.

You’ll be able to resume your regular exercise routine a week after the Liposonix procedure. 

Over the next three months, your body will flush out the destroyed fat cells. While the treated fat tissue is permanently destroyed, some patients undergo a second treatment session, for optimal results.

While the eliminated fat cells can’t grow back, the fat cells that remain in the treated area can expand if you gain weight. You’ll need to maintain a healthy lifestyle to keep up your results long-term.


Contraindications


Pregnant, recently pregnant,

or breastfeeding women

Patients with pacemakers, stents, or any implants to do with heart valves

Patients using skin-thinning or sun-sensitive medications (i.e. roaccutane)

Patients who have undergone recent surgery (Within 3-6 months, or dependant on healing)

Patients with liver disease

or malfunctioning liver

Patients with kidney disease

or malfunctioning kidneys

Patients with cancer or who are currently undergoing cancer treatment

Patients with Diabetes (type 1)

Patients with high fever

Certain medications:

(please check with your Doctor)

Patients with blood clot or coagulation disorders (i.e. Haemophilus)

Patients with Epilepsy

Patients with Raynaud’s disease

Patients with Vascular diseases

Patients with Epilepsy

Patients with Cochlear Implants or

hearing aids

Patients with metal implants

Patients with Cochlear Implants

Patients with metal threads

Patients with dermal implants


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