Does a laser like Clear + Brilliant have the potential to damage fat cells in the face?

Clear + Brilliant laser is a gentle  diode  laser which helps with fine lines, pores, texture, tone, early signs of aging, and improves the skin's overall appearance. 
It does not damage the fat cells in the face.
Best of luck.
Dr. Shanthala

Thanks for your question!Clear and Brilliant is a gentle laser that targets only the upper layers of the skin.  The heat does not penetrate deep enough to affect the fat cells or damage them.  Best of luck,

The Clear + Brilliant laser does not penetrate deep enough to impact fat cells.  There is no risk of losing facial volume after a treatment.  

C + B laser is a very gentle laser and barely penetrates deep enough into the skin to reach the fat. It is a diode laser that is gentle and according to the manufacturer has a dept of about 390 microns which is about 0.39 mm. That is not nearly deep enough to get to the fat. 

Clear + Brilliant is a laser treatment that does not work deep enough to affect the facial fat. It is different from radiofrequency and ultrasound based skin tightening treatments such as Ultherapy. Clear + Brilliant is a great treatment for fine lines, enlarged pores, and superficial skin discoloration. I find that it also works well when combined with other treatments for melasma.  

Clear and Brilliant does not go deep enough and work in the same way to Ulthera which there have been such reports.  Clear and Brilliant works on the pores and pigmentation and superficial skin discolorations to leave your skin more radiant.  Please consult an expert in Clear and Brilliant for the best cosmetic results. Best, Dr. Green

Thank you for your question.  You pose a very interesting question, in that we are not sure if deep bulk heating devices like RF treatments decrease fat in the subcutaneous skin of the face, but it seems like it is likely as this technique is used in other parts of the body for body contouring (though not necessarily very effectively), i.e.: Venus, TruSculpt, Vanquish, etc.  As opposed to Coolsculpting which uses freezing of the fat and Sculpsure which uses a laser that is specifically tuned for fat that seem to be more effective at destroying fat.  So you may ask then do lasers cause loss of fat, and it is not thought so since each laser wavelength targets a specific chromophore, lasers for hair, brown spots, red spots, etc. are not of the same variety that would target fat.  Going back to Clear and Brilliant, since this is a laser it is unlikely to affect fat.  Additionally, C+B is thought to only penetrate 200-300um (Original) and about 170um (Permea), we know from treatments like Ulthera and other ultrasound studies that the fat in the majority of the face lies much deeper than that.  All in all, I do not know of any studies showing C+B to cause fat loss and I would be comfortable having the treatment done on myself, which I do have done regularly.  Regards, Dr. Matt Elias 

No, C and B treats the upper layers of the skin, in fact the power output is 1/4 of  Fraxel laser at maximum. Depending on the wavelength, we can target the upper layers of the skin. Heat is not transferred to the fat, and it has zero chance of fat damage. All the best, Dr Davin Lim. The Fiori Institute Of Skin and Body