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There are some positive side effects to laser liposuction surgery that some patients more than welcome. It is not unusual for a patient to request laser assisted liposuction with the side effect in mind as part of the expected outcome. One particularly common treatment is unofficially known as breast reduction liposuction whereby the patient receives liposuction in that area of the body in hopes that the side effects of the heat generated by the laser produces desirable results.
The most common side effect of laser liposuction that most patients enjoy is the skin tightening effect. The heat of the laser causes the collagen under the surface of the skin to contract and this effect is the principle behind laser skin tightening. Since most people want to reverse the appearance of aging which causes loose or sagging skin, this is a highly desired outcome.
Another way that breast reduction liposuction works is other than contracting the skin, the amount of fat removed from the breast and surrounding areas causes them to be less heavy. The reduction in the weight of the breast allows the skin tissue to naturally lift the entire breast. The ideal candidate who could expect such results would be those with moderate to small breast that have become less firm as a result of child bearing.
Overall, the tightening effect works best for candidates who have relatively youthful skin or skin that still retains its natural elasticity. Aged or sun damaged skin with less elasticity may not be able to contract as well and an alternative procedure, such as a face lift for facial procedures, might be recommended to complement the surgery. Most surgeons will offer discounts on multiple treatments especially if it is something that can be performed in one go. That saves the patient and the surgeon a lot of time and resources by making the most out of preparatory and post-surgical treatments.
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