How do you do liposuction?

Answer 1

Liposuction is a part of cosmetic surgery that helps to reduce unwanted fat from the body, This is two types: surgical and non-surgical. In non Surgical Liposuction in India, experts are used heating, cooling, sound waves methods to remove fat tissues. This is the best method that you can attain from the Profile Cosmetic Surgery centre.

Answer 2

Liposuction or Lipectomy, (the surgical removal of fat), removes adipocytes, a collectivity of lipids. These procedures are performed as part of some breast reductions, breast reconstruction after cancer, harvesting fat for stem cell transfer, fat transfers for facelifts, Brazilian Butt lifts, abdominoplasty after pregnancy and weight loss and other reconstructive or cosmetic procedures. The surgery removes fat cells from the body with cannulas (narrow tubes), that are inserted into the body with use of a blind eye, wherein the surgeons can't see what they are doing. With the assistance of a suction pump, the fat cells are literally sucked out. Dr. Rosemary Leonard explains that liposuction is not a gentle procedure. A large, hallow needle attached to a powerful suction machine in inserted into the body where it is moved around with considerable force. Power-assisted liposuction devices oscillate as fast as 4,000 times per minute. No matter the size or speed of the cannulas, thrusting a suctioning device deep into a person's body presents the risk of accidentally puncturing vital organs or harming nerves, blood vessels, muscles, or other structures, or removing essential tissues. Dr. Samuel Klein suggests that liposuction violently destroys the fishnet structure under the skin where fat cells live. One cannot maintain fat loss via a healthy diet and exercise as the removal of adipose tissue, (an important endocrine organ), is not magic and when the subcutaneous fat stores are lessened, the toxic, disease producing visceral fat increases regardless of diet and experience. "The Belly Finds What The Thighs Lose," an article published in The New York Times in May, 2011 explains this in a rudimentary way. The article was written based on the study done at the University of Colorado. Not only is liposuction not a permanent fix, but the procedures cause long-term metabolic, health and contour problems. Common side effects of liposuction include but are not limited to: scarring, skin and contour irregularities, fainting, rapid heart rate and excessive bleeding. Other more serious side effects include blood clots, injury to internal organs, allergic reactions to drugs, and brain damage due to lack of oxygen during general anesthesia. Also, of course the long-term problems that include but are not limited to: increase in insulin resistance, a metabolic syndrome, CVD, infertility, skewed hormones, fat cells that experience hypertrophy, (grow large) in upper arms, face, and other parts of the body, chronic and / or unrelenting pain, major disfigurement, disability and death.

Answer 3

Assessment: Your plastic surgeon will assess you as an individual, taking into account your needs and medical history and then extensively discuss your options and inform you on everything you need to know before your procedure.

Marking: While you are standing, your surgeon will make markings on your body to demonstrate the desired targeted areas. These markings will be used as guidelines throughout the procedure.

Anesthesia: Liposuction can be performed under general anesthesia, local anesthesia or sedation. The length depends on the area(s) that are being targeted, but generally 1-2 hours is an average time.

Incision: Very tiny incisions are made to make room for the cannula (a tool shaped like a tube, that sucks out the fat), these are made to be as inconspicuous as possible.

Liposuction: Next a solution is injected, which is made of a highly diluted form of anesthesia to the area, which will constrict blood vessels, to minimize blood loss in order to remove large amounts of fat. This injection classifies this method as Tumescent liposuction which is the more common form used today and is what we use at Toronto Cosmetic Clinic. SmartLipo is a tumescent form. Next, a cannula is inserted into the skin, to the layer of fat and gentle, back and forth movements are made to manipulate the fat out of the body, into the cannula and out of the body. At Toronto Cosmetic Clinic only small cannulas are used. This ensures a more even, esthetically pleasing result. The cannula is attached to a suction machine, which permanently removes unwanted subcutaneous fat from the area.

Post Op: The incisions made during the procedure are either sewn closed, with one or two stitches, or left open to drain. The incision areas are wrapped in gauze and you are sent home wearing a compression garment.

Answer 4

Liposuction is a surgical procedure carried out by specialized plastic surgeons. This procedufe involves 4 basic steps:

• Local or General Anesthesia is provided
• Incisions are made in the area to be treated
• A cannula is inserted through the incisions
• Fat is destroyed
• Fat is removed via suction

Answer 5

Laser liposuction is also known as Smartlipo suction. It is a more expensive way of sculpting unknown fat on your body because it is more accurate. It costs more but downtime is much less than regular liposuction.

Answer 6

Liposuction surgery is a cosmetic surgery operation that removes fat from many different areas of the body. You are basically but under anesthesia and professional lipo surgeons carefully remove your fat tissues. In the end you actually become lighter than the amount of fat taken off of your body. This operation can range from an amount of $2000 to $3000 per area.

Answer 7

Liposuction is surgery that vacuum extracts fat tissue from "problem" areas. It is considered cosmetic surgery.

Answer 8

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