If you’ve tried losing weight with diet and exercise and achieved less-than-desirable results, you may be looking for medical alternatives — and there are many. One of the increasingly popular weight loss methods is hormone therapy or hormone replacement therapy.
It’s been all over the media and may be one of the most controversial diet trends to emerge in years. Doctors, nutritionists, scientific researchers, and celebrities have touted intermittent fasting, or IF. However, many other fad diets and nutrition trends have received similar acclaim in the past, only to be later exposed as relatively ineffective.
You’ve probably heard of liposuction, and you may have even heard of laser lipo. However, you’re likely wondering how laser lipo works and where the fat goes after the procedure. Surely, the lasers don’t cut out the fat like in surgical liposuction. They do not, and we will be going over exactly what the process of laser lipo entails, how it works, and where the fat goes after laser lipo in this blog.
For millions of Americans, Thanksgiving represents a time of indulgence — often, overindulgence. If you’ve worked hard to keep the fat off and don’t want to give ground for the holidays, then this article can provide useful advice — not just for Thanksgiving, but for the rest of the holidays.
There are a number of considerations to think about before making a final decision as to whether laser fat removal is right for you. You should consider the impact of laser lipolysis (the technical term for laser fat removal), whether you’ve tried any alternatives and to what extent you have, as well as the cost and other practical realities of laser lipolysis.
