Body contouring using a combination of non-invasive energy-based devices

Visceral fat, which is concentrated mainly in between the visceral organs inside the abdomen, can be decreased through ‘proper’ diet and ‘correct’ exercise (Figure 1). This is because some diets can lead to gaining more fat, while some exercises can result in gaining more weight. On the other hand, the deep reserve fat layers of the subcutaneous is typically removed by liposuction. Liposuction is not carried out on the more superficial fat layer, because there is the possibility of hitting the dermis, which in turn will cause unnecessary induration. The skin may appear smooth after liposuction surgery, but there is production of palpable scar tissue underneath. On top of that is the superficial fat layer of the subcutaneous. They are specifically removed by energy-based machine treatments like ultrasound, red Light, infrared light, and cryotherapy, and at the surface is dermal fat, which produces cellulite. Some readers may be thinking that there is no fat in the dermis. However, as will be explained later, this is where fat protrudes, even up to the epidermis, to produce cellulite. Now, this where radiofrequency, infrared and skin curving machine treatments come into play.