In the 1920s, Charles Dujarier, a French surgeon presented body contouring techniques and fat reduction. It was impossible to have imagined how far it would go. The tunneling method was developed by physicians in the 1970s, 1980s, and even 1980s. This suction-assisted method is used today in lipo. Many lipo strategies are available today to help patients achieve their goals. Dr. Hochstein will recommend different liposuction options depending on your needs and goals.
There are several threats to the skin, including infection, tingling and scarring. The skin can become lumpy or indented if excess fat is removed. The amount of fat that is removed will determine the surgical risks.
You will experience mild discomfort, redness or swelling after the treatment is over. The doctor may prescribe medication to relieve the pain. A compression garment may be recommended by your doctor to reduce swelling and promote healing. Even though swelling can return around week one, compression garments should be worn through week four. You should be able back to work within a few days, although some swelling may persist for up to six weeks.