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What is Bodytite Lipo?

asked 2 years ago by anon
Latest answer by Peter Bray, MD
Question viewed 974 times
Tags: age 25-34, bodytite

I've been hearing about Bodytite -- some new kind of lipo? What is it? Is it safe? Does it work?

4 answers to What is Bodytite Lipo?

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BodyTite liposuction

BodyTite is a new form of energy-assisted liposuction using computer-controlled application of radiofrequency energy. This energy is delivered from the liposuction cannula tip, causing simultaneous melting and removal of fat, but also controlled heating of the skin. This heating is responsible for one of the main advantages of BodyTite - the potential for improved skin-tightening. BodyTite uses both internal and external (skin surface) temperature sensors to minimize the risk of burns; the... more
Peter Bray, MD

Toronto Plastic Surgeon
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Avoid liposuction with catchy names.

Hi. Tumescent liposuction has a long record of safety and good results. I recommend avoiding operations with trademarks or catchy names, since you are now dealing with marketing and not science.
George J. Beraka, MD

Manhattan Plastic Surgeon
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Bodytite liposuction

Bodytite liposuction refers to a radiofrequency energy delivered to the fat prior to liposuction aspiration (removal). This is similar to but a different energy used compared to laser-assisted liposuction. It is relatively new and long term studies and comparative studies are not available yet.
Ronald Shelton, MD

Manhattan Dermatologist
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Bodytite liposuction

This is a new approach to an old idea. It is the use of external radio frequency energy (delivered in watts) to the fats. Also the heating of the dermis causes skin tightening to a degree. Very similar to Smart Lipo. The company believes in local anesthesia primarily. There are many tools in use. This one is new and I bet the complications are around the corner - burns of the skin. It is not as controllable as the fiberoptic of Smart Lipo. Go compare and than you can decide upon the better... more
Darryl J. Blinski, MD

Miami Plastic Surgeon

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