Liposuction

Get some typical brown tea (orange pekoe) bags, wet them, and put them on your bruises. Soak your bruises in these. The tannic acid in the tea will help the bruises heal a lot faster. This works for any bruises.

I've seen liposuction done on TV and it's no wonder you are swelling and in discomfort. When the surgeon has you under anesthetic then they insert tubes that suction out the fat and there is pushing and pulling of those tubes. Your surgeon should have told you what lays ahead of you as far as healing time. Be sure you keep in close contact with your surgeon and if you have any concerns you call that surgeon and make an appointment. It will take a few weeks for the bruising to go away and at least a week to 10 days for the swelling to go down, but be careful of infection. Remember, if you don't feel well, the swelling doesn't go down in those 10 days get to your surgeon immediately and if they can't take you right away go to the ER.

The charges for Coronary Artery Bypass (CABG) Surgery depends upon multiple factors and ranges from Rs. 1,20,000 to Rs. 4,40,000 in Chennai.

MESSAGE AND EXERCISE Down-stroking. As soon after surgery as your surgeon gives permission, (usually three to four days), you will want to start massaging your chin and neck area. Gather the skin gently, stroking it with a downward, soothing motion towards your heart. Circular massage. Another easy massaging technique is to stroke the area in which liposuction has been performed with a smooth, circular motion, tracing small circles on your skin with the tips of your fingers. The pattern should be repeated until you have covered the entire area. You can do this massage a number of times a day. Pinch/release. Another massage you can use after liposuction of the face, chin, or neck is to pinch your skin gently and, after a slow count to five, release it. Grasp as much of your skin in the chin/neck area as you can comfortably hold between your thumb and one or two fingers. Full it gently away from your body. Count slowly to five. Release the skin. Then repeat the pinch/release motions in another spot. Your surgeon will tell you how soon after surgery you can begin this massage. in general, in my opinion, a week after liposuction is the appropriate time to start. The pinch/release massage helps to reduce the inflammatory reaction by improving circulation. It stimulates the flow of blood, thereby aiding healing. Gradually increase the time of massage-starting with one or two minutes at a time, and working up to five minutes or so. Do this about 10 times a day. It will help blood circulation and speed the healing process. Do not be afraid to touch the area in which liposuction has been performed. It may be slightly numb at first, or even a bit tingly, like a foot that's gone to sleep, but that sensation will gradually go away. 1. Facial grimaces. Within three or four days after surgery, or as soon as your physician tells you it is all right to do so, begin practicing facial grimaces. In addition to smiling frequently, deliberately distort your facial features by twisting your mouth and jaw into strange contortions. When you first begin, doing these movements in front of a mirror may help you. As you become more confident and less self-conscious about them, you can grimace while you are driving a car, doing household chores, or whenever you have a few moments. These exercises can be done many times a day. The reason for grimacing is that it helps pull up the muscles in the face, chin, and neck area, thereby tightening your skin after liposuction, and helping you to heal faster and more attractively. 2. Neck extension. An easy exercise that will benefit the face, chin, and neck area is to extend your neck. Bring your head down towards your chest. Then, slowly bring it back up again to a normal position. Continue the motion backwards, until you are looking up at the wall or a portion of the ceiling, with your chin pointing up and your head tilted backwards. Next, return to your normal position, and begin again. Do not perform this exercise hurriedly or with a jerky motion. Instead, concentrate on doing it smoothly and gently. You will find it helps avoid undesirable adhesions, and stretches the skin gently, keeping it pliant and supple. 3. Neck rotation. With a smooth, unhurried motion, turn your face and neck from side to side as far as you can go. You are stretching your skin and your underlying tissues. At first, soon after surgery, your range of motion may be somewhat limited; as the healing process continues, and as you practice this exercise, you will gradually be able to move your neck farther in each direction. copyright-dr.leon tcheupdjian/liposuction 1. Front facial view shows key areas of facial musculature. copyright-dr.leon tcheupdjian/liposuction 2. Side facial view shows where key masculine areas appear in profile. copyright-dr.leon tcheupdjian/liposuction 3. The arrow indicates the location from which the liposuction proceeds copyright-dr.leon tcheupdjian/liposuction 4. The cervicomental angle is the area under the chin. 5. With fat removed, the patient's profile has a normal contour.

The amount that should be removed would be best discussed with your plastic surgeon. Regarding safety, standards have been set that no more than 5 L (approximately 10 lbs), of fat should be removed in one setting in outpatient surgery. For many plastic surgeons this is there maximum in any setting.

The cost will vary depending on the specifics of your case and the area of the country the procedure is being performed in. Some clinics offer finacing options. including an interest free option.

"The costs associated with liposuction depend on many variables. One must take into account the PreOperative tests, anesthesiology, hospital costs, surgeon fees, and PostOp care. The surgeon's fees might range from $2000 to $9000, depending on variables such as, which areas of your legs are being done, how big you are, and how much time and effort are required of the surgeon."

Why shouldn't it? :)

Some people would need facial reconstruction, after an accident, for example.

Others, like myself, would need a part of the body repairing after a major operation. I have a tumour on my right hip and will need some form of plastic surgery to have it put right, afterwards.

It's not all nose and boob jobs!

Ultrasonic liposuction usual costs anywhere in the region of $2,000 - $5,000. It is the process of removing the fat from the body, but will vary in cost depending on where on the body the procedure is undertaken.

Cosmetic surgery is a great confidence booster in most cases. When a perceived physical imperfection is holding someone back, such as sticky out ears or bags underneath the eyes, it can affect things such as personal relationships. In these circumstances cosmetic surgery can be life changing. People in such situations tend to feel they can move on and enjoy life more after surgery, without the embarrassment that this imperfection caused before. After cosmetic surgery many people take a new pride in their appearance and are driven to improve other aspects of their lives as a result of a positive surgery experience

This question's answer is complex, but can be answered generally in 2 parts. First, lipo, if done correctly by a trained and properly certified plastic surgeon can be effective if done only once if you maintain your healthy weight and exercise. If enough fat was removed and the result was as you desired, then it was considered effective. If you didn't get the look you wanted, it could still be said to be effective, but simply not meeting your ideals. The plastic surgeon along with you, the patient, determine before surgery what is to be interpreted as the best outcome or an effective result. When the patient's wishes diverge from what is prudent or what is feasible, even if the lipo was done well and produces a cosmetically appealing result, the patient can say that the surgery was not "effective" even though it may have been quite effective. This is a separate argument and doesn�t address effectiveness, but speaks to patient expectations which can be really out of line with what is possible or probable.

The second part of the answer deals is how many times can it be done and be effective, using the definition of �effective� above (cosmetically appealing, meeting ideals, etc). Lipo produces minor damage to the tissues from the cannulas being forced in and out of the fat. This may produce scarring which can contract the tissues. Going back in the same area, the surgeon might encounter fibrous or tough scar-like tissues which don't suction well. This can produce a moth-eaten or over-suctioned appearance. I think of Tara Reid�s stomach when I think of over-suctioned. She looks like someone either didn�t know what they were doing (see credential comment above) or someone who did too much. So, for this part of the answer, repeated lipo in the same area with that kind of outcome could be said to be ineffective after repeated treatments, regardless of how many. That said, know that lipo revisions are common, meaning that the surgeon might have to re-enter the lipo'd site to take more fat, but this is usually a very small amount in a focused area, so the risk of over-suctioning is smaller...but it can still happen.

In summary, lipo can be performed once and be effective, and multiple suctioning of the same area may be more effective if done judiciously and in small amounts with the goal of perfecting the first procedure. Of course, if you are not going to exercise and eat healthy, lipo is a waste of money and time. You supposedly cannot add more fat cells to areas that are lipo'd but you can likely expand the fat cells left behind and you can certainly add fat to other areas, distorting the overall proportion of your body that you paid to attain with lipo. Many surgeons won't take patients who are not within a fair range of their ideal weight for his reason.

Pricing for Liposuction is of course available on the web, but if your looking for some quick information you can contact WebMD or Docshop. You should also check with your family doctor before getting this done.

"The cost to get liposuction surgery greatly varies depending on the body part you are getting operated on, the doctor you are using, if there are any complications, and how much (if any) your health insurance covers. The price can be anywhere between $1,500 to $7,500."

Liposuction does not actually cause cellulite and does not make it better or worse but it may cause it to look worse due to the change in volume of the body.

No. Your body is still growing and changing. I know at 13 you look in the mirror and think you are all wrong looking. That will go away and you will change. Just hang in there.

Smart lipo is a sophisticated laser liposuction technique (laser beam hits the fat layer and destroys fat cells which are removed via suction) that brings decent results (it does remove fat) with mild side effects and no complications. Its a precise/accurate technique and its cost depends on which body area will you treat, the size of the area, the experience and location of the surgeon and also the location of the surgeon!

The history of liposuction begins at the late 60s while it wasn't before 1982 that Dr Illouz presented his "Illouz Method" which was the first suction assisted fat removal..

In 1985 Dr. Klein & Lillis invented Tumescent Lipo while in the early 90s the first ultrasound technologies were developed!

Laser Liposuction came to light in the very earlys 2000s!

If you are interested in having liposuction performed, your doctor can provide such photographs. There are also many liposuction support groups and advertisers online who will share these images.

If the Liposuction patient gains weight the entire body will distribute the fat because the treated area no longer has the same capacity to store additional fat. This is caused because a large portion of fat cells were removed from the treated area.

Laser Liposuction works to make a traditionally invasive procedure a little less problematic and safer. The surgeon would first take the wand and enter it into the patient. In the 'treatment zone' they wave the wand like device back and forth underneath the skin. The laser literally liquefies the fat-cells, which can then by sucked up by the lipoSUCTION machine. In the process, the laser also cauterizes the blood vessels which leads to a happier patient (not as much swelling, bleeding etc.) This tends to lend itself to a quicker recovery time.

The cost for liposuction at this particular region of one's body is variable with the extent of surgery and the person performing the procedure. There really is no "average" cost. For an idea of what the procedure may cost for you, speak with a doctor.