Every day, many people struggle with excess body fat. When regular exercise and a healthy diet fail to reduce body fat, lipo can be a great option. Lipo can be done in many places, including the hips and the upper legs.
Patients who have had liposuction tend to be quick to lose weight, but they also want to shed unwanted body fat in specific body parts.
Lipomas: These benign fat growths are known as lipomas.
Power-assisted Liposuction Surgery: Also known by powered liposuction (PAS), PAS uses a specially designed cannula with a mechanized system that moves the cannula quickly back and forth, making it possible to remove more fat.
The applicant must be in good physical condition, at least 18 years of age. Liposuction should not be performed on people with impaired immune systems, poor blood circulation, and diabetes mellitus.
Furthermore, the higher your BMI, the more likely your liposuction will need to be paired with skin removal. Skin removal necessitates surgical excisions, which must be restored. Excision line sewing will take longer to finish because it is done very methodically and in several layers.
Are liposuction results permanent?
People with a lack of elasticity may end up with loose skin around the areas that were treated.
Power-assisted Liposuction (PAS), also called powered lipo, involves a cannula that is equipped with a computerized system. This allows the specialist quickly to remove excess fat.
Following surgery, clients will be advised medications to ease their pain and help them recover. Because the cells are likely to be bloated, numb, or severely damaged after lipo, the patient will have to wait for the full effect. These signs are temporary. Once the surgery is complete, you will be able notice the changes in your body.
How does liposuction actually work?
A tumescent liposuction is when many liters of a saline solution (or more), are injected under the skin using a local painkiller (lidocaine), then a vessel constricter (epinephrine), to the area to suction. The fat is removed using small suction tubes. This is the most well-known form of lipo.
The liposuction area may have some loose skin. As time passes, loose skin may become tighter. It depends on your age and the amount of fat that has been removed, however, it may be necessary for medical intervention to tighten your skin. Everybody is unique. Skin tightening is a component of the body contouring process. Your cosmetic surgeon can help you.
The primary purpose of liposuction is to improve your appearance, not to give you any physical or mental health or wellness benefits. People can achieve the same results or better if they live a healthy lifestyle, which includes routine exercise and healthy eating habits.
Cellulite, dimples and stretch marks are not eliminated by the treatment. Its purpose is cosmetic. It is for those who wish to improve their body contour.
Excellent shaping results in scarring of the soft tissue beds that is considerably worse than the previous liposuction. This makes liposuction in these locations difficult, necessitating ultrasound-assisted liposuction as a requirement for fat removal. Even using ultrasound-assisted liposuction necessitates boosting the VASER machine's power to remove the fat from 70% to 80%.
Only use lipotherapy if you are unable to achieve your desired results. It can treat obesity, resistance to exercise, and other issues.
The best lipo method will depend on your needs. Many factors will influence your decision, such as the cost, your health and the anesthetic used.
Ultrasound-assisted Liposuction Surgery (UAL), also known as ultrasonic Liposuction, is a procedure that stimulates the cannula with ultrasound. This causes the fats to melt away. The fat deposits' walls are broken down by the ultrasound vibrations. This makes the fat more difficult to extract. This technique works well in the male breast, the back and areas where liposuction is already performed.
Super-Wet Liposuction surgery.
After ultrasonic liposuction the fat is removed by suction-assisted liposuction.
