It is an advanced technique proposed for the removal of excess fatty tissue in those areas that are usually resistant to diet and physical exercise. This technique involves less risk and less blood loss and reducing recovery times, which are safer and more compatible, composed to traditional methods. It allows the surgeon to sculpt the body specifically targeting the adipocytes (Fat tissue Cells), which contain the fatty mater.

“Permanent Fat Removal by using ultrasound energy is completely new way of removing excess body fat”!!! The technology is based on focused ultrasound energy that selectively destroys fat cells with out damaging the other tissues. The completely is painless and designed as “walk in – walk out” procedure. The technology claims that only a predetermined amount of focused ultrasound energy is precisely directed at a specified target area within adipocyte membrane without causing damage to the neighboring skin, blood vessels and peripheral nerves. Fat from the ruptured cells are released into the interstitial fluid and then gradually transported through the venous system to the liver. The patient lies normal and no anesthesia is required during the procedure – the fat itself which is non- rigid undergoes spatial deformities in real time. The procedure gives patients the benefits of lipoplasty, while reducing risks, discomfort, and recovery time. The treatment is especially suitable for removing areas of fat that never seen to disappear. It can remove excess fat around the waist, the stomach, hips, thighs and other problem areas.

An opposed to liposuction – by the technology of ultrasound video tracing systems only destroys the fat cells in the treatment area. As new fat cells are not produced in adulthood, fat cells that are destroyed will not reappear. This ensures that treatment results are permanent. Fat from the destroyed cells are metabolized in the same way as the fat we eat. They have not been any documented side effects to this date. The same ultra sound technology used in pregnancy but are generally more power full and focused.
It is ideal for the patient, who has excess fat on the abdomen, flanks (love handles) hips or thighs (saddle bags) that is resistant to diet and exercise. Multiple treatments may be required to address several areas of the body. the treatment is virtually pain free and is the only treatment except for liposuction that removes fat permanently.
DESTRUCTION OF FAT CELL
Fat is the nature's way of excess energy- upto 75% of the volume of the fat cells is occupied with fat known as Triglycerides. The latest technology proposed for the removal of excess fatty tissue in these area that are usually resistant to diet and exercise, in which ultra sound beam disrupts the fat cells by breaking down the cell membranes into free fatty acids released during the treatment will eventually processed in normal pathways that nature has evolved for the transport of fat. Safe and Selective fat cells lysis is achieved by breaking down the adipocyte membranes without causing damage to neighbouring blood vessels and nerves. Triglycerides from the broken down fat cells are released into the interstitual fluid and then regularly transported through the vascular system to the liver. There is no destruction in the liver between the fatty acids originating from the disrupted Adipocytes and the ones originating from the consumed meal. The cell debris is then removed through the free fatty acids released during the treatment. Free fatty acids released during the treatment are immediately processed by Lipoprotein Lipase ( LPL) an enzyme bound to adipocytes- hydrolyzed by LPL to glycerol and free fatty acids. Free fatty acids being relatively insoluble in water, bind to albumin and are transported to the liver or other tissues that need these molecules as building blocks or energy. Glycerol is soluble in water and is transported to the liver or other cells that could use this molecules. The free glycerol equilibrates among both the interstitial fluid compartments( tissue fluids) and systemic (blood fluid ) compartments.
If the released TG ( Triglycerides) is not broken down, it may link to very low density Lipoprotein particles ( VLDL) found in the lymph. VLDL is further processed to other Lipoprotein classes ( IDL, LDL) and ultimately transported to the liver for recycling back to free glycerol and free fatty acids.
In Conclusion, the released TG(triglycerides) or its derivatives are processed by known metabolic pathways. No unnatural or new metabolic pathways are required for the body to process the released ( Triglycerides ) physiological pathways.