Laser Lipolysis: How It Works & Why It's Unique! #shorts

Here's the really neat physics bit.

Laser lipolysis or ll. This one is targeted, right? If PBM is the system wide tune up. LL is like a focused beam aimed at specific fat pockets.

That's a great way to put it. LL is defined as non invasive uses these paddle applicators and they emit a very specific low level laser energy. The sources pinpoint the wavelength. 635nm to 650nm can pass through the skin safely, but it gets preferentially absorbed by the fat cells themselves, the adipocytes. Ah, but here's the key. It doesn't destroy them, not like liposuction or some other methods. Here's the really neat physics bit. The gentle heating also causes the cell membrane to develop temporary holes or pores. Just opens up these little pores, shrinks down and releases the liquefied contents, those fatty acids and glycerol, out into the space around the cell.

Wow.

It's kind of mimicking what your body does naturally when it needs to tap into energy stores.