Liposonix and Tattoo? Doctor Answers, Tips
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Liposonix and Tattoo?

Can Liposonix be performed on areas of the skin with tattoos? I know procedures such as laser hair removal can disrupt tattoo ink...Are there similar problems with the ultrasound frequencies of the Liposonix?

6 Doctor Answers | Asked by geckalicious
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Liposonix can be applied over skin with tattoo

Liposonix utilizes high energy high intensity focused ultrasound to permanently destruct fat cells, achieving reduction of localized fat and facilitating body contouring. The ultrasonic energy is focused one inch beneath the skin and thus can be safely applied over tattoo ink deposited underneath the skin.
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Liposonix, tattoos

Liposonix works on ultrasound technology which does not interfere with the color changes in the skin and one’s skin type. We called the company, who confirmed that it is safe, Good luck.
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Yes

We have performed several Liposonix procedures directly over tattooed areas. No problems.

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Liposonix: not a problem with tattooed areas

Because the energy of Liposonix is focused about a half an inch below the surface of the skin (tattoos are in the skin itself) there is no interaction between the two. Tattoos don's interfere with fat reduction and fat reduction does not interfere with the tattoos. We have treated a number of tattooed areas, no problem.
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Yes!

Yes, Liposonix is colorblind. It can be performed anywhere that you need to have the procedure done.
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Liposonix no problem over tattoos

Because Liposonix treatments use focused ultrasound, they are not affected by skin color or tattoos, as lasers are. The main criteria are at least an inch thickness of localized fat, reasonably good skin tone, and no surgical scars in the area.
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