Low-level laser therapy (LLLT) devices employing a 160-milliwatt laser are utilized in aesthetic procedures for body contouring. These devices purportedly stimulate adipocytes, leading to the release of their contents, which are then processed by the body’s natural metabolic pathways. A typical treatment session involves placing the laser applicators on targeted areas of the body.
The purported advantages of this technology include its non-invasive nature, minimal discomfort during treatment, and absence of required downtime. This modality has gained popularity as a potential alternative to more invasive fat reduction procedures. The emergence and refinement of LLLT for aesthetic purposes reflects a broader trend toward non-surgical interventions in the cosmetic field.
