Low-intensity laser fat liquefaction system

A low-intensity laser fat liquefaction system is a noninvasive medical device that uses low-level laser energy to target and emulsify fat cells beneath the skin. It is designed for cosmetic body contouring and medical applications such as reducing localized fat deposits or supporting lipid metabolism, without requiring incisions or anesthesia.

This category of device is regulated as an electrically powered, mobile system that delivers laser therapy via adjustable diode arms and is controlled by software and a monitor. It is intended as a primary, standalone device but may be used alongside surgical procedures like liposuction as an adjunctive treatment.