Will fiber optic lipolysis leave scars? Does fiber optic lipolysis harm the skin?

Fiber optic lipolysis is a high-tech lipolysis technology. Compared with traditional liposuction, it causes smaller wounds and is more suitable for the face. So, will fiber optic lipolysis leave scars?

Will fiber optic lipolysis leave scars?

Fiber optic lipolysis usually does not leave scars, because during the operation, the fiber optic head is mainly used to act on the part of the face that needs to lose weight to produce a lipolysis effect, so that the fat on the face gradually dissolves and is then excreted from the body through body metabolism, thereby achieving a significant face-slimming effect. Therefore, the postoperative surgical trauma is small, and with good care, usually no scars will be left.

Does fiber optic lipolysis harm the skin?

Normal operation generally does not harm the skin.

Usually, there is no problem with fiber optic lipolysis when it is performed in a regular hospital under the guidance of a doctor. However, if the operation is wrong or the care is not adequate, some sequelae will appear. For example, common sequelae include bruises, which are caused by blood stasis after skin lipolysis. In addition, there will be pain, but this pain can be improved and will be improved in about a month.

Fiber optic lipolysis and face slimming principle

The principle of fiber optic lipolysis is to implant a substance containing certain chemical components into the muscles of our face, so that some excess fat on the face can be effectively burned and decomposed, or liquefied, and discharged from the body, naturally achieving a certain face-slimming effect. Therefore, its operation process is very simple, and the effect is also quite obvious. You will feel very good results in about two to three days.

Possible side effects of fiber optic lipolysis

1. After the fiber optic lipolysis surgery, the skin area of ​​the beauty lover may have unevenness. This is mainly related to the inadequate postoperative care and the compression of the surgical site;

2. At the same time, swelling and pain may occur in the surgical area after fiber optic lipolysis surgery. This is mainly due to improper operation by the doctor and is closely related to burns to other skin during the operation. Therefore, when performing fiber optic lipolysis surgery, you should try to choose a relatively experienced doctor, which can effectively reduce the risk factor of the operation.