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Omega Laser Systems - Lipo Plus Fat-loss Laser | Photobiomodulation Therapy

Supplier: Australian Institute of Laser Therapy (AILT)

Lipo Plus Fat-loss Laser | Photobiomodulation Therapy

Lipo Plus Fat-loss Laser Photobiomodulation Therapy

targeted, non-invasive PBM fat-loss

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Lipo + Plus is primarily a non -invasive PBM laser system that instigates lypolysis and can assist with maintaining a healthy body mass index (BMI) by targeting excess body fat with laser light at specific joule dosages, to activate the release of stored body fat effectively and safely metabolise the released fat via a natural light induced process termed Lypolysis (Neira R, Solarte E, Isaza C, et al 2001). Therapy sessions for Lypolysis with Lipo + Plus are 10 minutes per body area.

High BMI is a value derived from the mass and height of a person to determine whether they are in a healthy weight range. High BMI and a high waist measurement is associated with a greater risk of developing type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease and other health problems. Combine this PBM laser therapy with a healthy calorie-controlled diet and regular exercise for optimum BMI management.

LASER THERAPY FOR LYMPHOEDEMA

Lipo + Plus also provides rapid and effective lymphatic drainage through the natural vasodilating effects of PBM laser therapy, making it an ideal clinical modality for the treatment of Lymphoedema and tissue trauma oedema (Lievens 1977).

Immediate and painless bilateral lymphatic drainage of arms or legs in an easy 5 minute treatment session, without the need to perform manual lymphatic drainage to achieve significant reduction in oedema and limb circumference measurements.

PBM LASER THERAPY FOR LYMPHOEDEMA

Experimental studies relating to Lymphoedema laser therapy has revealed histological evidence that enhancement of phagocytic activity stimulated proteolysis of accumulated proteins, which in turn instigated the release of osmotically retained lymph fluid and the subsequent increase in lysis of fibrotic tissue during PBM laser therapy phagocytosis is also enhanced, thereby supporting the reduction of fibrosis and lipoedema as well (Casley-Smith and Casley-Smith1986)