Smoothshapes^®

How Smoothshapes® Works 

 
The SmoothShapes XV system effectively treats cellulite by improving the overall condition of enlarged fat cells and inflexible fibrous septae through a proprietary technology called Photomology^® which is non-destructive. As illustrated below, Photomology restores enlarged cells through a unique mechanism of action which combines dynamic laser and light energy with mechanical manipulation (vacuum and massage) to specifically target problem cellulite resulting in smoother looking skin.


The 915nm (nanometer) wavelength penetrates well into the tissue and is preferentially absorbed by lipids causing a thermal effect. The temperature inside the adipocytes is slightly elevated. Contoured rollers move liquefied lipids from the interstitial space to the lymphatic system for dynamic drainage.


Infrared absorption spectra of water (solid Line) and human fat (dotted line), noting approximate wavelengths of fat absorption maxima. (R.R. Anderson, et al. Lasers in Surgery and Medicine, 38:-13-919, 2006.)

915nm laser is one of the four wavelengths proven to effectively liquefy fat.



The 650nm wavelength modifies the permeability of the fat cell membrane to allow the liquefied fat to move into the interstitial space. This transitory change does not damage the adipocytes; the integrity of the cells is maintained.

Neira, et al. have demonstrated that Low Level Light "facilitates the releasing of the fat panicles, allowing the fat to go from inside to outside the cell and placing it in the interstitial space."* (*Neira R, et al. Plast Reconstr Surg 2002 Sep 1; 110(3):912-922.)

SmoothShapes XV with Photomology technology represents a significant improvement in the treatment of unwanted cellulite. A series of 8 treatments allows patients to experience smoother, firmer skin in the treatment area with lasting cellulite reduction results.

SmoothShapes XV, is designed to offer a new and innovative way to treat cellulite, safely and effectively, while achieving long lasting results.

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