Is liposuction safe

Answer 1

• No! Absolutely not. Adipose tissue is an important endocrine organ, not a decoration. When you remove, laser or freeze off fat cells, there are long-term negative physiological changes to the body that negatively affect health and contour long-term. Clotting, bleeding, nerve damage are all potential side effects, and the results will not last and the procedures goes against the patient's best interest health wise.

• Liposuction has more risks and a higher Death Rate according to some studies but being that the majority of the procedures are pay-out-of-pocket in ambulatory centers, the long-term harm isn't being monitored and is widely under-estimated. There are thousands of desperate reviews online and more popping up all the time.

• The majority of deaths related to liposuction surgery, happen when the patient has too much fat taken from their body at one time. Fat holds a lot of our water, and by removing too much, the body can be left dehydrated. Also, besides dehydration, the body can only take so much stress, and having large amounts of body fat sucked out, can cause a heart seizure, blood clot or shock.

• Most of the complications or deaths in the press recently have been attributed to either a severe reaction to anesthesia or extreme blood loss, but there are so many other dangers too.

• Anyone who is considering an elective procedure should educate themselves on the different procedures available to them and the risks and costs involved. It's difficult to educate oneself about the risks since the Propaganda is so widespread because there is a lot of money to be made as a plastic surgeon, and innocent people have their health and contours ruined daily.
• For starters, you can do searches for 1) "The Belly Finds What The Thighs Lose, " in the New York Times from May, 2011, 2) "Liposuctionruinedmylife dot com," 3) Lipocoaliton on twitter.

Answer 2

No, it's not safe to have liposuction. Liposuction - the surgical removal of fat - is a nontrivial procedure that may involve a painful recovery and serious complications, including but not limited to: an increase in toxic visceral fat, long-term fat mobilization, metabolic syndrome, increased insulin resistance, disturbing adipose tissue re-distribution, painful skin adherence, over-resection, muscle resection, infertility, various other structural damages, and death. Liposuction is not based on science. The scientific studies and patient experience show that adipose removal causes long-term metabolic, health and contour problems. If you check out the article, "The Belly Finds What The Thighs Lose," from the New York times in May, 2011, you can read that removing adipose cells results in an increase in toxic, disease producing visceral fat. This is not in the best interest of the patient health wise or aesthetically long-term. The Health Technology Advisory Committee issued this caution: "Death and disfigurement due to the cosmetic surgical procedure of liposuction should be a matter for serious public concern."

Answer 3

Liposuction is a safe procedure as long as the person having the procedure done chooses a reputable surgeon. One can find a reputable surgeon through asking around hospitals and different places.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

The laser fat reduction treatment uses low doses of light laser therapy to target areas of the body and Low levels of laser energy disrupt the fat cell membranes, releasing intra-cellular fat. This does not affect the skin, blood vessels and nerves around it. Triglycerides spill out from the broken cell membranes and are released into the interstitial space, where they are slowly transported through the body's natural metabolic functions to be used by the body as an energy source. Intense exercise after treatment accelerates the breakdown and removal of fat from the area. Since it is non-invasive and non-surgical, there is no recovery time. Patients can immediately resume their daily activities.

Answer 6

Liposuction can be a safe procedure. Sometimes there are valid concerns. Excessive liposuction can be very dangerous for you and too much liposuction can result in serious related complications. There is a danger with having too much anesthesia in one day, so you don't want to have other surgeries in the same day.

Answer 7

Liposuction is quite safe procedure. There are some chances of developing some complications if a lot of fat is removed but in general the risks can be considered minimal.

Answer 8

You can do research on laser lipo on the following website: http://www.laserlipoguide.com/m/. They have a lot of useful information.

Answer 9

Full body liposuction is costly and can have many complications.