I had a session of Criolipolise and I disliked. Now I want to try Liposonix - have little fat ... will it take?

It is hard for me to believe that a company rep would say "it is off label but safe to treat" because they are advised not to say things like that. However, what they typically say is "it is off label but we are aware of physicians using it off label safely in those areas ..."  Anyways, it...

Some patients experience some type of discomfort during their non-invasive Liposonix treatment. A lack of swelling and discomfort after the treatment is not uncommon and does not reflect on the effectiveness of the treatment. Our patients are seen 6 weeks post treatment at which time results...

Liposonix uses focused ultrasound to destroy localized fat cells with a high degree of precision. The term "ultrasonic cavitation" appears to be used in different ways; strictly speaking, it describes a physical reaction to ultrasound that can occur under certain conditions. There is...

Liposonix is a non-invasive fat reduction procedure. High intensity ultrasound energy is focused on the targeted area and fat tissue below the skin is permanently destroyed. The treatment can cause discomfort. Liposonix cannot achieve the same results as a surgical liposuction procedure. ...

During the Liposonix treatment, fat cells are dissolved; the cell remnants are absorbed through the body’s natural metabolic pathways within the subsequent weeks. Because adults do not produce new fat cells, what has been removed cannot come back. Generally, patients see results 8 to 12 weeks a...

The company recommends a total of 180 Joules of energy to each marked area. This can be divided into 60 x 3 pulses, 45 x 4 pulses, or rarely, 30 x 6 pulses. The total number of pulses delivered to each square must be given consecutively before moving to the next square. To be honest, 140 J would...