Cosmetic Surgery

The term "body contouring" has been in use to refer to plastic surgery procedures designed to improve the overall appearance of body shape. Traditionally body contouring has been used to describe breast augmentation, tummy tuck, thigh and buttock lift and lift arm and other surgical procedures.

With the advent and popularization of liposuction, the term body sculpting or liposculpture was used to describe the use of liposuction to improve body contouring using liposuction instead of surgical procedures that require the removal of the skin.

While I've been reluctant to use the term sculpture to describe some of the results obtained with traditional liposuction, the results I am achieving with the new laser SlimLipo ® Aspire ® liposuction unit are truly refined and worthy of the use of the term laser body sculpting.

Notice in the photos under the guise of the pack, "six" in the abdomen of the patient. Using the procedure SlimLipo ® was able to melt fat and tighten the skin so that the contour of the abdominal muscles can be clearly seen after the procedure. This type of result was impossible using traditional surgery and liposuction or abdominoplasty. The term laser body sculpture is certainly appropriate in this case.

I am achieving truly remarkable results laser body sculpture with the new Slimlipo ® laser fat melting, skin tightening laser liposuction unit. Laser body sculpting is possible in the neck, waist, abdomen, thighs, hips, buttocks, arms and other body areas where excess fat and loose skin or bothers you. We are just beginning to appreciate the many uses and benefits of this exciting laser liposuction and skin tightening technologies.

Dr. Seckel

Concord, Massachusetts,

Boston, Massachusetts,

About the Author:

Dr. Brooke R. Seckel is a nationally and internationally recognized authority on Cosmetic Plastic Surgery and the treatment of facial aging. He performs all types of cosmetic, facial and breast plastic surgery, but his special interest lies in the field of non-invasive and non-surgical therapies to correct and prevent facial aging.

He is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, is a member of the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, is an Assistant Professor of Surgery at Harvard Medical School, and was recently honored by his peers by being voted one of the “Best Doctors in America”. Recently, Boston Magazine recognized Dr. Brooke Seckel as one of the “Top Doctors in Plastic Surgery” in Boston. This honor is based on a study taken from a survey of peers conducted by Best Doctors.

More recently, Dr. Seckel published Save Your Face – The Revolutionary 6-step Non-surgical Facial Rejuvenation Program which discusses, in easy to understand language, the causes and prevention of facial aging, and the revolutionary new non-surgical methods for facial rejuvenation.

Dr Seckel maintains an active plastic surgery practice on Boston’s elegant Newbury Street and in Peabody, Massachusetts. He resides in Concord, Massachusetts and is the father of two children. In his spare time he enjoys sailing at Cape Cod, woodworking, building furniture, restoring his antique home and jogging with his German Shepard, Griffin.

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