Overview

Redefining Laser Lipolysis

Smartlipo TriPlex is the market standard in laser lipolysis, offering three unique wavelengths: 1064 nm, 1320 nm, and 1440 nm. These wavelengths can be used in single or blended mode using Smartlipo’s MultiPlex™ technology and unique SmartSense™-ThermaGuide™-ThermaView™ intelligent delivery systems, to deliver optimal patient outcomes.

By customizing the wavelengths based on the treatment and patient type, Smartlipo Triplex offers:

  • Tissue retraction through soft tissue coagulation1
  • Reliable, controlled energy delivery
  • Reduced liposuction procedure time and patient downtime
  • Less bleeding and bruising than traditional liposuction
  • High-definition body sculpting capabilities

1064 nm, 1320 nm, and 1440 nm

SmartLipo Triplex Wavelength

Smartlipo TriPlex—An Evolution in Efficiency

The addition of the 1440 nm wavelength is an evolution in Smartlipo technology, delivering a wavelength with 40X greater absorption in adipose tissue. The 1440 nm wavelength significantly exceeds the performance of all other diode lasers and allows you to treat a broad spectrum of patients and treatment sites. Smartlipo TriPlex meets market demand for minimally invasive procedures with a single platform.

Smartlipo TriPlex and MPX technology provide unique wavelength options to deliver predictable and reproducible patient outcomes:

  • Blend 1064 nm and 1440 nm to effortlessly disrupt fatty tissue with less patient downtime.
  • Blend 1064 nm and 1320 nm to cause coagulation in the subdermal layer.

SmartLipo Clinical Outcomes

Smartlipo TriPlex Treatment Applications

Smartlipo Triplex delivers precision and versatility with wavelengths that are ideal for smaller and larger fat deposits, tissue retraction2, fibrous areas, or secondary liposuction cases. Smartlipo’s adipose-specific technology brings high-definition liposuction procedure capability to your practice.

Safely Deliver Smartlipo TriPlex Energy

SmartSense™-ThermaGuide™-ThermaView™ intelligent delivery systems are so intuitive, they can help you treat to your clinical endpoints and prevent over-treatment. In real time, the system provides clinical feedback while potentially minimizing complications with integrated temperature and motion sensing.
1,2 Intended for the surgical incision, excision, vaporization, ablation, and coagulation of soft tissue.

Accessories (3)

Smartlipo and Cellulaze with SmartSense

Cynosure’s revolutionary Smartlipo™ LaserBodySculpting™ platform is even more precise thanks to SmartSense™—an intelligent handpiece delivery system for Smartlipo™ and Cellulaze… More


ThermaGuide

Designed to be used with our Smartlipo family of lasers, the ThermaGuide temperature-sensing cannula profiles subdermal temperatures during laser-assisted lipolysis,… More


Thermaview

ThermaView

Cynosure’s ThermaView provides a thermal map of your treatment area, sharing real-time information on skin temperature and eliminating the need… More


Specifications

SmartlipoTriPlex Specifications

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Before & After


Testimonials

“My experience with Smartlipo has been very positive. Without a doubt, I have seen less bruising, less swelling, and faster recovery than liposuction alone. Smartlipo also has a strong market value. In the last 15 months, 125 patients have been to my practice specifically seeking Smartlipo.”

Joseph Hunstad, MD, The Hunstad Cener, Huntersville, NC
“Smartlipo TriPlex has changed everything. It is predictable, fast, safe, and reliable. It causes no thermal damage, much less swelling, and very little bruising. This is the standard of care in laser lipolysis.”

John Millard, MD, Millard Plastic Surgery, Lone Tree, CO

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Clinical Data

The performance of the Smartlipo product portfolio is driven by more than nine years of clinical study and evidence-based scientific data.

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