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The risks of Liposuction/Liposculpture in healthy people are those common to all surgical procedures (reactions to the anesthetic, infections, etc.), but complications are very rare. It is, however, necessary to operate with the proper precautions: suitable clinics, assistance with the anesthetic even in procedures performed under local anesthetic, and the use of a general anesthetic in more extensive Liposuctions (giving too much anesthetic risks being toxic). The swelling technique and the use of fine cannulas guarantee the best results with very little bleeding.
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What kind of doctor specializes in lipoma treatment?
A liposculpture doctor is the best type of doctor for liposculpture. Other types of doctors may be able to do a liposculpture procedure but a liposculpture doctor specializes in liposculpture and therefore is the best type of doctor for it.
What is the difference between Liposuction Liposculpture and Lipoaspiration?
Liposuction and Liposculpture are quasi synonyms, although they do have some differences as shown below. · Liposuction: is the removal of medium to large amounts of contour fat to reduce the peaks and mounds that portray a heavy and sloppy appearance. These include areas such as below the chin, upper arms, outer breasts, lower abdomen, flanks, hips, and thighs. · Liposculpture: is the removal of small to medium amounts of fat in rather normal to full areas to sharpen features, accentuate the muscles beneath and create a more cut appearance in the neck, lower cheeks, upper abdomen, outer buttocks, calves, and ankles. Some plastic surgeons refer to Liposculpture when the fat removed its use to refill sunken areas (Lipofilling or Lipostructure), to obtain a global remodeling of the areas to be treated.
Is it better to go on a diet before having Liposuction OR Liposculpture?
It is useless to go on an extenuating diet before having Liposuction, and then in the following months to put on weight. We recommend that our clients have the surgery when they think they have reached the weight they can maintain. In most cases, however, after Liposuction, a series of psychological mechanisms are set in motion which lead clients to be more careful about the way they eat and in taking care of their bodies, so that in the months after surgery, they often experience weight lossand an improvement in their physical condition. These conditions boost the effect of the modeling and firming up of the tissue of the superficial Liposculpture, giving a result which is often greater than expectations.Visit the Related Links below this answer for more info.
Average cc's removed during liposuction?
The average amount removed is 1500cc to 3,000cc. Liposuction is a low risk cosmetic surgery that many people elect to have.
What are some risks for abdomen liposuction?
"The most prominent risk of liposuction, according to a website designed to answer questions on the matter, is that too much liposuction in one sitting, or the combination of this procedure with others, may cause damage or trauma to the body."
What is the definition of a liposculpture?
Liposculpture is the process of removing fat from a person's body, in order to achieve a desired texture and shape. It involves the sucking out of fat through a tube.
Where can you get a liposculpture?
In order to get a liposculpture, you need to find a doctor that specializes in the procedure. You could inquire with a cosmetic surgeon near you whether or not they do the procedure, and if not, ask them to refer you to a doctor that does.
Is Liposculpture or Liposuction right for you?
If you're thinking about Liposuction it is essential that you have realistic expectations about what the procedure can do for you. It's important to understand that, while Liposuction can enhance your appearance and self-confidence, it won't necessarily change your looks to match your ideal or those of others. So before you decide to have surgery, please think carefully about your expectations and do not hesitate to contact your plastic surgeon or Cosmetic Harmony for more information and a free consultation. The best candidates for Liposuction are normal-weight people with firm, elastic skin who have pockets of excess fat in certain areas. You should be physically healthy. Your age is not a major consideration; however, older patients may have diminished skin elasticity and may not achieve the same results as a younger patient with tighter skin. Liposuction carries greater risk for individuals with medical problems such as diabetes, significant heart or lung disease, poor blood circulation, or those who have recently had surgery near the area to be contoured.
What are the dangers of a tummy tuck and liposuction?
The main dangers of a tummy tuck and liposuction are infection. All surgeries carry this risk. In addition, you can get scarring, and excess skin, which might have to be removed by another operation.
What is liposculpture?
- Liposuction is the removal of medium to large amounts of contour fat to reduce the peaks and mounds that portray a heavy and sloppy appearance. These include areas such as below the chin, upper arms, outer breasts, lower abdomen, flanks, hips, and thighs. LIPOSCULPTURE is the removal of small to medium amounts of fat in rather normal to full areas to sharpen features, accentuate the muscles beneath and create a more cut appearance in the neck, lower cheeks, upper abdomen, outer buttocks, calves, and ankles.
What is meant by the phrase degree of risk?
There is a certain degree of risk in everything that will ever be done. The degree of risk should always be beat by the reward.
What are the health benefits of having liposuction on the arms?
The fat that is the most dangerous for one's health is the intra-abdominal fat or visceral fat. The fat on the arms isn't a health risk. A Liposuction on the arms is more of a cosmetic procedure.
