Liposculpture
(Body Liposuction)
Addresses the following concerns
- Excess fat deposits in the arms, inner and outer thighs, buttocks,
back, knees, or abdomen, especially those that have been treated
unsuccessfully with diet, exercise, and weight loss.
- For men, enlarged breasts (gynecomastia.)
- Desire for a smoother, more fit-looking body contour.
The Procedure
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Outpatient procedure performed under local, MAC (twilight,) or general
anesthesia in our AAAHC accredited surgery center.
- Tiny incisions are made in the skin, usually in the natural creases of
the body, and a small cannula attached to a suction device is inserted.
The unwanted fat is loosened with a local anesthetic solution and by
moving the cannula back and forth. The excess fat is then suctioned
from the body.
- The procedure lasts anywhere from thirty minutes to several hours,
depending upon how many areas of the body are treated.
- After the fat is removed and the incisions are closed, a compression
garment is applied to reduce swelling and provide support for the
treated areas.
The Recovery
- You should rest and have someone with you for the first twenty-four
hours after your procedure.
- You may shower twenty-four hours after your surgery.
- You will need to wear a compression garment for six weeks. This garment
is crucial to reducing swelling and developing the final contour of
your new body.
- Sutures are removed a week after your procedure.
- Pain is minimal to moderate, and controlled with medication.
- Bruising of the treated areas is normal, and subsides after one to
two weeks.
- You should avoid strenuous activities for one to two weeks. You may
gradually increase your level of activity, resuming most normal
activity by the end of one to two weeks.
The Result
- Slimmer and smoother figure.
- Visible improvement at a week, with continued improvement over
the next year.