What are the precautions after “liposuction”?

- November 02, 2019

Many people make attempts on various weight loss methods in order to achieve a slim, smooth body line.

However, it is difficult for office workers to maintain diet and exercise at the same time as they lack time. Due to such reasons, the number of people who consider liposuction as a way for short-term weight loss is increasing.

Liposuction is a surgical method which is removes over-developed fat cells through ultrasound and laser devices. Tiny holes are made on inconspicuous areas as inserting sites for tumescent liquid and the cannula that decompose and suck out the subcutaneous fats.

Liposuction is a surgery that molds the body into a balanced shape, by removing unnecessary fat tissues and eventually eliminating the fat layer. Since returning back to daily lifestyle is easy, liposuction is very suitable for office workers who don’t have time for long breaks. Also, it can be performed on various body areas such as the abdomen, thighs, buttocks, waist etc.

However, liposuction may have a lot of advantages, but on the other hand, it could lead to several complications such as sagging skin, asymmetry, necrosis, excessive bleeding, dimples and bumps if too much fats are removed.

Also, it is important to check carefully is the hospital is equipped with safety systems that could handle emergency cases, after-care programs. The patient should also make efforts in maintaining proper diet and exercise routines after the surgery.