Vaser Liposuction uses a specialized device that targets and breaks down fat cells with sound waves. This broken-down fat is then removed from the body by suction. The procedure is generally performed under local anesthesia.
The recovery may vary depending on the individual, but usually slight swelling and bruising can be observed. During the first few days, rest and the use of special clothing are recommended. Full recovery may take several weeks, though it may vary depending on the person’s body structure, the extent of the procedure, and overall health.
Vaser liposuction and conventional liposuction are both fat removal procedures and are based on different techniques. While conventional liposuction uses a vacuum to suck out the fat cells, Vaser liposuction uses ultrasound to liquefy the fat cells first.
Vaser liposuction may provide more precise fat removal and is often associated with less bruising and swelling. Furthermore, Vaser liposuction tends to improve skin firmness. Yet either technique may
yield results depending on the surgeon’s experience and the patient’s characteristics.
Consulting a specialist is essential to determine which method is more suitable for you.