Dual Wavelength 980nm 1470nm Diode Laser Lipolysis Machine For Body Fat Reduction And Skin Tightening

What is Lipolysis?

Lipolysis is a minimally invasive laser-assisted procedure that uses targeted laser energy to thermally disrupt and emulsify subcutaneous fat cells, coagulate small blood vessels, and stimulate skin tightening and collagen remodeling. The procedure delivers laser energy beneath the skin through a thin fiber to achieve localized adipose melting with reduced bleeding and accelerated tissue contraction compared with traditional mechanical liposuction.

1. Technical principle (How it works)

• Dual-wavelength synergy: this system combines a 980 nm diode and a 1470 nm diode. In practical use the two wavelengths act synergistically - the 980 nm component contributes efficient tissue ablation and haemostatic effect, while the 1470 nm component is strongly absorbed by water and demonstrates effective heating of subcutaneous tissue that helps collagen contraction and skin tightening. Together they liquefy adipocytes, seal small vessels, and promote dermal remodeling.

• Fiber delivery: energy is delivered through a biquartz optical fiber inserted through a small entry point. The fiber tip converts light energy into localized heat in the fat layer, producing adipocyte membrane disruption and liquefaction that can be aspirated or allowed to resorb depending on the technique.

• Modes of operation: the device supports CW (continuous), pulse and single modes with adjustable pulse width and duration - this allows clinicians to fine-tune thermal dose for different treatment zones and tissue thicknesses.

2. Application range

Appropriate clinical uses for the lipolysis function include:

• Small- to medium-volume body contouring: abdomen, flanks, inner/outer thighs, upper arms, hips.

• Submental (double-chin) adipose reduction and local face contouring (subdermal approach).

• Localized stubborn fat pockets that are resistant to diet/exercise.

• Adjunctive use in combination with manual aspiration when immediate removal of emulsified fat is required.
  Note: Patient selection should follow clinical judgment and local regulatory guidance; this is a physician-operated device intended for licensed clinical settings.

3. Product attributes

Item	Specification / Range
Beam transmission	Biquartz optical fiber transmission
Aiming (visible) beam	650 nm (aiming)
Pilot beam (for targeting)	Red diode laser 635 nm, Power < 5 mW
Input power (AC)	100-240 V, 50/60 Hz
Laser type	Diode - Pulse / CW / Single
Wavelengths	Dual: 980 nm + 1470 nm
Standard power config	20 W @ 980 nm + 3 W @ 1470 nm (standard)
Optional power configs	20 W @ 980 nm + 9 W @ 1470 nm; 30 W @ 980 nm + 9 W @ 1470 nm
Pulse width	0-1.0 s (step 0.05 s)
Pulse duration	0-1.0 s (step 0.05 s)
Typical delivery	Fiber-optic handpiece into subcutaneous fat via small incision
Safety notes	Built-in aiming beam; adjustable energy/pulse control (operator-set)

 (Parameters above reflect device configurations - final delivered energy, technique and accessories are decided by the treating clinician.)

4. Product details & clinical workflow

• Delivery handpiece: thin, sterile optical fiber housed in a disposable or sterilizable handpiece for subdermal access. The handpiece facilitates precise placement into the fat layer through a 1-3 mm entry point.

• Energy control: console provides fine control over both wavelength outputs, transition between CW/pulsed modes, and step-size adjustment for pulse width/duration to control thermal dosing.

• Treatment approach (typical, high-level): tumescent infiltration is commonly used to create a safe working plane and reduce bleeding; the fiber is introduced into the treatment plane; energy is applied while the fiber is moved to cover the treatment area; emulsified fat is then aspirated or left for natural resorption based on clinical technique. Avoiding excessive dwell time at a single spot reduces risk of thermal injury.

• Procedural advantages: laser lipolysis commonly provides simultaneous fat liquefaction, vessel coagulation (less bleeding/bruising), and dermal heating that encourages skin tightening - this can translate to smoother results and shorter recovery vs mechanical-only approaches.

5. Pre-operative & post-operative precautions

Pre-operative

• Full medical history and physical exam; identify anticoagulant use, bleeding disorders, uncontrolled diabetes, active infections, pregnancy or breastfeeding - these influence candidacy. Patients on anticoagulants should be managed per their physician's guidance.

• Counsel on realistic outcomes, possible bruising/swelling, and the need for compression garments.

Post-operative

• Compression garment: recommended to support contouring and reduce edema; correct fit and patient instruction are important to avoid folds/irregularities.

• Wound care and infection prevention: maintain incision-site hygiene; clinicians commonly prescribe short-course prophylactic antibiotics when clinically indicated - follow local protocols. Monitor for signs of infection.

• Activity: avoid strenuous exercise for a period directed by the treating clinician; expect transient swelling/bruising and mild discomfort. Analgesics may be used as recommended.

6. Contraindications

• Pregnancy and breastfeeding.

• Active local infection at the treatment site or systemic infection.

• Uncontrolled coagulopathy or ongoing therapeutic anticoagulation unless cleared by treating physician.

• Severe cardiopulmonary disease or other systemic illnesses rendering the patient unfit for elective procedure.

• Unrealistic expectations or poor skin elasticity that may limit clinical outcome (assess case-by-case).
  (Practitioners must follow local clinical guidelines and perform individual risk assessments.)

7. Clinical outcomes & evidence summary

• Laser-assisted lipolysis has been shown to liquefy adipose tissue, provide hemostasis of small vessels, and promote collagen remodeling and skin contraction when applied correctly. Outcomes depend on patient selection, technique, and energy dosing.

• Wavelength selection matters: longer wavelengths in the 1400-1500 nm range have been proposed for stronger absorption by fat and water (supporting tightening), while wavelengths around 980 nm are associated with effective ablation and haemostatic properties; combined use takes advantage of both effects.

8. Ordering / Options

• Standard package: console + biquartz fiber handpiece + user manual + basic accessories (confirm with sales). Standard power: 20 W (980 nm) + 3 W (1470 nm).

• Optional higher-power packages: 20 W/9 W or 30 W/9 W configurations available for practices that require higher output (select per regulatory/local practice rules).

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FAQ

1. How safe is the lipolysis procedure?

• The 980+1470nm dual-wavelength laser selectively targets fat cells while preserving surrounding tissues. Integrated cooling and precise pulse control minimize the risk of burns or tissue damage, making the procedure safe and minimally invasive.

2. What areas of the body can be treated?

• Common areas include double chin, abdomen, arms, flanks, thighs, knees, and other localized fat deposits. The device is also effective for small facial areas and skin tightening.

3. How many sessions are needed to see results?

• Visible improvements can often be seen after 1-3 sessions, depending on the area treated and individual metabolism. Optimal results usually appear after 3-6 sessions with appropriate intervals.

4. Is the procedure painful?

• Most patients feel mild warmth or tingling in the treatment area. The integrated cooling system and adjustable laser parameters ensure comfort throughout the procedure.

5. How long is the recovery period?

• Recovery is minimal. Patients can resume normal activities immediately. Mild redness or swelling may occur but typically resolves within 24-48 hours.

6. What is the lifespan of the handpieces?

• The laser handpieces are designed for thousands of procedures. With proper care, they maintain consistent performance over many years.

7. Are there any consumables required?

• No additional consumables are needed for normal operation, except standard maintenance such as cleaning the handpieces and fiber tips according to the user manual.

8. What is the warranty and support?

• The device comes with a 1-year warranty. Any technical issues can be handled online or through our engineering support. PDF manuals and training materials are provided to guide operators.

9. Who is not suitable for this treatment?

• Pregnant or breastfeeding women

• Patients with severe cardiovascular or systemic diseases

• Those with active skin infection at the treatment area

• Patients with implanted electronic devices, such as pacemakers

Why Choose Gomecy

1. High-Quality, Proven Technology

• Our 980+1470nm diode laser devices are designed for precision and effectiveness, with dual-wavelength technology ensuring safe, efficient fat reduction and skin tightening. All machines are tested and optimized for long-lasting performance.

2. Comprehensive Support and Warranty

• We provide a 1-year warranty and full online technical support. PDF manuals and training materials are included, so you never face technical challenges alone.

3. Extensive Experience in Aesthetic Devices

• Gomecy has years of experience in producing and exporting advanced aesthetic and physiotherapy equipment. Our engineers understand both clinical requirements and practical usage, ensuring reliable, professional solutions.

4. Customer-Focused Service

• From pre-sales consultation to post-sales support, we are committed to helping clients choose the right device and achieve the best results. Our service includes guidance on device maintenance, handpiece care, and optimal treatment parameters.

5. Safe and Durable Devices

• Our handpieces are built for thousands of procedures, and all machines undergo strict quality control to ensure safety, stability, and long-term durability.