I’ve Tried Many Methods to Get Rid of Cellulite. How Does Cellulaze Actually Work?

Can you please explain the Cellulaze procedure for me so that I understand why it is better than other treatments and creams?

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Why is Cellulaze better than creams or other treatments?

The Cellulaze laser was specifically designed to treat cellulite and all the components that create the condition. First of all this is a one time surgical procedure done under the skin with the laser treating 3 different areas. First it melts the fat under the skin which causes the small bulges, second it cuts through the fibrous attachments which cause the skin dimples and third it heats the underside if the skin to cause tightening, thickening and increased elasticity. No cream or... more

Why Cellulaze is different

For many years there have been a multitude of ineffective treatments for cellulite available from creams to pills and various devices that treat cellulite on the skin's surface. Cellulaze is a laser technology approved by the FDA to treat cellulite beneath the skin and within the fat where the problems arise. Stated relatively simply Cellulaze utilizes a 1440nm wavelength laser beneath the skin's surface to cut through and release the fibers that cause... more

Cellulaze for cellulite treatment

Cellulaze is the only FDA-approved, one time, minimally invasive treatment for cellulite. It treats the cellulite by correcting all three anatomical aspects that cause cellulite. By utilizing a side-firing laser fiber optic, it can directly treat cellulite, something no other treatment modality can do. Satisfaction rate with Cellulaze has been over 90 percent. Cellulaze treatment is not for everyone. I would recommend consulting a board certified plastic surgeon... more

Cellulaze treats the root of cellulite

Cellulaze is a unique cellulite treatment because it treats the three main causes of the uneven appearance of cellulite. 1. The laser melts the bulging fat usually seen with cellulite. 2. The fibrous bands that cause the dimpling of cellulite are ruptured by the laser. 3. Heating by the laser allows for some thickening of the usually thin skin associated with cellulite. Cellulaze is the only FDA approved one time treatment for cellulite. No other treatment attacks the... more

Cellulaze Procedure

An incision is made and a small tube that contains laser fibers is inserted under the skin. Short-pulsed, high-energy laser beams are utilized to smooth out lumpy fat cells and heat dermal tissue. This method cuts stubborn septae that cause the “hills and valleys”.

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How Cellulaze Works

Cellulaze is performed with the SideLight 3D Cellulaze laser which dramatically improves cellulite by leveling out bumps of fat while also addressing depressed or dimpled areas by cutting the fibrous bands that pull down on the skin. The areas of cellulite are simply marked prior to treatment. The doctor will then makes tiny incisions in the treatment area which are about the size of a pen tip. A very small tube, or cannula, is fitted with the Cellulaze laser fiber and inserted through... more

I’ve Tried Many Methods to Get Rid of Cellulite. How Does Cellulaze Actually Work?

Dr Basu's explanation is excellent. Best to see the Cellulaze.com web site to see a video of the operation. Also seek in person evaluation from a Cellulaze certified doctor in your area. Regards dr. B, MIAMI

Cellulaze Laser Platform for Cellulite

Cellulaze utilizes a 1440 nm wavelength laser to accomplish 3 things: 1) melt away fat bulging out 2) break up fibrous septae (attachments) that create the indentations and 3) help thicken the dermis (skin) to prevent future recurrence. The procedure can take between 60-90 minutes and can be completed under local or just IV sedation (depending on the length of your procedure and number of areas being treated). To see your final results takes between 3-6 months... more