TICKLE LIPO, also known as Nutational Infrasonic Liposculpture (N.I.L), is a liposuction, fat harvesting and physician support process which is FDA approved for fat removal and body sculpting. Tickle Liposuction describes the hottest, most popular and moden liposuction technology.

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The low frequency acoustic INFRASONIC vibration allows for the removal of body fat while respecting the surrounding tissues; resulting in smooth contour and a rapid recovery. The TICKLE LIPO process is a proven reliable system which SAFELY allows for precise, high volume de-bulking in all body areas. The WHIRLING NUTATIONAL pattern offers notable benefits, especially in the areas of fibrosis (secondary liposuction, backs, and in males). Thousands of these proven and effective systems have been sold worldwide.

The Nutational Infrasonic Liposculpture (N.I.L.) process was developed with the objective of improving patient safety and procedure outcomes, while significantly decreasing the physical strain on the physician. It is also called Tickle Lipo due to the sensation that the patient feels when undergoing the procedure.

This procedure differs from the previous methods of lipoplasty by utilizing cannulas activated by air pressure. This NO HEAT, NUTATIONAL WHIPPING movement of vibration, rotation removes fat more effectively than other techniques, while respecting the non-fatty tissues. This allows precise body sculpting with less trauma meaning a reduction of edema, bruising and discomfort. The fat is aspirated simultaneously during the operative emulsification of the fat, thus shortening the procedure time. Because of the characteristics of the system the fat that is removed has a high chance of survival if fat transfer is also an objective of the procedure.

There is nothing like Tickle Liposuction on the market. It represents the most leading-edge technology available.

At 10Hz frequency, the INFRASONIC vibration during the infiltration and the operative emulsification creates benefits understood as “The Gate Control Theory”. This vibration interferes with the conduction of painful stimuli by activation of nerves which do not transmit pain signals (nonnociceptive fibers). This advantage allows physicians to perform the liposuction procedure under local or IV sedation and reduces pain for the patient especially during the application of tumescent anesthesia.