Introduction of liposuction
Sometimes, even with the most extreme diets and exercise, a person does not reach their ideal body. The best result of liposuction is achieved in people who have firm skin and weight close to the ideal weight and only have fat accumulation in some areas of the body. Liposuction is a process that removes fat accumulated in different areas of the body. Liposuction is not recommended for the treatment of obesity. If your body has accumulated fat in certain areas such as the abdomen, arms, hips, chest, thighs and neck, you can be a good candidate for liposuction.Why liposuction?
Liposuction cannot be called a way to lose weight, and the best option to lose weight is definitely exercise and proper diet, but liposuction is suitable for you when you want to have a more suitable body shape and smooth skin by extracting the fat accumulated in certain places. Experience more and get better self-confidence. Certainly, some people, for various reasons, are not the answer to weight loss and fitness, and liposuction can be a suitable method for them. Liposuction can also be a suitable option for people who intend to reduce breast size or treat gynecomastia. When overweight fat cells increase in size and volume, liposuction reduces the number of fat cells in a specific area. The amount of fat removed depends on the appearance of the area and the volume of the fat. The resulting changes are generally permanent.How is liposuction performed?
Liposuction can be performed in almost all areas of the body. During liposuction surgery, several small holes of about 1-2 mm are made in the treated area and special suction liquid is injected in the place of fat accumulation. Then, based on the diameter of the fat, the condition of the skin and the treated area, the fat in the area is broken into small pieces by special cannulas and removed. It is possible to perform liposuction simultaneously in several areas of the body. In relation to liposuction, you should be aware that the way of breaking fat is different in different techniques, but the emptying of broken fat is done in the same way in all of them. This operation is performed under general anesthesia and its duration varies based on the amount of fat, the treated area, and the technique used. In general, this procedure takes between 1 and 5 hoursDue to my years of research, work and experience and participation in many international congresses, and the advancement of sculpting technology, I use the Weiser Lipo and Pal method.
Types of liposuction techniques
- (SAL: Suction Assisted Lipectomy)
- (PAL: Power Assisted Lipectomy)
- (UAL: Ultrasound Assisted Lipectomy)
Risks
This operation, like other operations, may have side effects such as intraoperative bleeding, negative reactions to anesthesia, and the following are considered risks of liposuction.- The changes and elasticity of your skin due to the asymmetric and uneven removal of fat as well as its abnormal repair and of course the possibility of subcutaneous damage caused by the insertion of a tube (cannula) used during liposuction.
- Accumulation of fluid under the skin that may need to be drained with a needle.
- Fragmented fat emboli that may break off and get stuck in a blood vessel and collect in the lungs or travel to the brain. Of course, this is an emergency.
- The risk of complications increases if the surgeon works on larger areas of your body or performs multiple procedures during the same procedure.
- Heart and kidney problems caused by fluid level changes during injection and suction can become a bad thing.
- Rare cases can also be skin infections that bring irreparable risks.
- Numbness and permanent loss of touch when there is a possibility of damage to a nerve area.
- General complications such as bruising, pain, loosening of the skin, swelling in the operation area