Liposuction
Are You Considering Liposuction Surgery?
Liposuction is a very common cosmetic procedure again performed by surgeons worlds wide everyday, this surgery is for men & women who may have stubborn fat that cannot be removed with exercise. This cosmetic procedure is not recommended for overweight people wanting to loose weight but for people who at at there goal weight and want to get rid of the extra fat.
Before considering Liposuction Surgery there are a few things you should take into consideration & know before having the procedure.
Who is a Candidate for Liposuction?
If you are in good health, you are close to your goal weight, if your wanting to reshape your body & not to lose weight, you have fat deposit that cannot be remove with exercise, you are psychologically stable & have realistic expectations of what this procedure can & cannot do for you.
What Areas of the Body can I have Liposuction?
Abdomen, arms, knees, back, face, neck, arms, calves and ankles, inner thighs, breasts, love handles (hips), neck, outer thighs & the buttocks. This depends on your own preferences and what your surgeon will do for you.
What types of Liposuction are Available?
There are 2 common types of liposuction are Tumescent Liposuction & Ultrasound Liposuction.
What are the Risks involved with Liposuction.
Abnormal body contour, Anesthesia reaction, Bleeding, Burning, Death, Blood Clots, Depression, Skin Discoloration, Fat Embolus, Heart Failure, Nerve Damage, Perforation of bowel or abdominal wall, Puckers.
Hematoma: Collection of blood inside a body cavity. Swelling, pain, and bruising may result. If a hematoma occurs, it will usually be soon after surgery. However, it can also occur at any time after injury to the breast. While the body absorbs small hematomas, large ones may require the placement of surgical drains for proper healing. A small scar can result from surgical draining, Hypothermia, Infection,
Keloid Scar: Keloids are thick, puckered, itchy clusters of scar tissue that grow beyond the edges of the wound or incision. They are often red or darker in color than the surrounding skin,
Seroma: Collection of the watery portion of the blood around the implant or around the incision. Swelling, Pain and bruising may result. While the body absorbs small seromas, large ones will require the placement of surgical drains for proper healing. A small scar can result from surgical draining, Shock, Skin irregularities, Skin death (necrosis), Swelling & Visible Scars.
Liposuction Recovery:
Want to know how long it takes to recover from a Liposuction? Click Here
Do you have Realistic Expectations & Goals.
If you can answer these questions honestly then you should have no problems consulting with your surgeon about having realistic goals?
- Why do i want Liposuction Cosmetic Surgery?
- What do i specifically hope to achieve from having this operation?
- What are the risks to your health and life by having liposuction surgery?
- Am i willing to accept the risks involved with this surgery?
- Do those who support me, support my decision to have liposuction surgery?
- Is the decision mine alone?
- What expectations do i have for the physical outcome of liposuction surgery?
With all surgery you cannot count on the results to be perfect, in some cases this does not happen. Also please do not ignore the risk involved with surgery.
Things to Avoid Before Surgery
* If your a smoker you will need to stop at least 6 week prior to surgery. Why? because smoking can cause the blood to thicken and may cause blood clots which can lead to death.
* Avoid Herbs, Vitamins and all Anti Inflammatory Medication. (ask surgeon or local doctor for more advice) Click Here to see a list of Herbs, Vitamins & Anti Inflammatory Medication you should avoid before surgery.