A Guide To Liposuction

by Aiden Zamora on April 9, 2008

Liposuction or Lipoplasty as the cosmetic surgeons refer to it has become another very popular aesthetic body treatment which removes unwanted body fat; it is most often used when other methods cannot treat it, from areas including the abdomen, bottom and thighs. The only problem with this procedure is that sometimes the fat returns some time later; this is usually from a different area to the one it was removed from.

Two basic techniques of removal are used; the tumescent technique and Ultrasonic. The most popular of these two methods, Tumescent, is performed routinely now in the USA as a treatment for unwanted fat.

The tube used is much smaller and this also helps lessen the bruising which normally means a longer recovery period. Virtually every patient to date has found the tumescent liposuction technique to be less painful, provides better results with more rapid healing and recovery.

Ultrasonic liposuction enables the removal of fat in areas that were previously unable to have liposuction such as the back, upper abdomen and male breast.

It is possible, even though rare, for internal injury to occur owing to the fact the surgeon cannot adequately see where the probe is once it’s inside the body when performing the traditional technique of removing fat. If you are considering this type of treatment then discuss it with your cosmetic surgeon who will be able to give advice on the most appropriate method for you.

The danger from side effects using liposuction although rare, still exist so if you are unsure about the process, consult your cosmetic surgeon. Anyone considering this treatment will need to have a medical examination first to confirm they are in good physical health for the procedure to take place. With any medical procedure there is the risk of infection so surgeons have to ensure all wounds are kept clean and prescribe a course of antibiotics to patients having this cosmetic treatment. As time has passed, a great deal has been learned and techniques improved.

Lipo Dissolve is a type of liposuction which basically involves a series of minuscule injections of chemicals which dissolve localized areas of fat deposits. One other benefit of Lipo Dissolve is that it does not require any form of anesthesia and patients feel almost no pain whatsoever.

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