LAMS
LAMS is 365mc’s local-anesthetic fat aspiration procedure. It removes fat directly while the patient remains awake, using a minimally invasive approach rather than an external fat-reduction device.
What to know
Developed by 365mc and introduced in 2014, LAMS is described as a fat-extraction injection. Skin entry and aspiration still occur, so the phrase “non-surgical” does not mean noninvasive or risk-free.
Planning your treatment
Discuss your medical history, anatomy and priorities with the treating clinician. Confirm the precise method, treatment boundaries, anesthesia and assigned facility. Ask what the procedure can and cannot change.
Is LAMS the same as a fat-dissolving injection?
No. LAMS extracts fat. An injection-only treatment introduces a substance into tissue and does not collect aspirated fat in bottles.
Cost and scope
Standard LAMS uses a bottle-based model. Ask for the proposed bottle count, area coverage and aftercare. See the detailed cost guide ↗
Recovery and follow-up
Receive individual preparation and aftercare instructions. Bruising, swelling, discomfort and other complications may occur. Discuss the risks of your specific procedure and how the team will support you. Explore Orange Care and questions about safety.
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