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LIPOSUCTION

Liposuction is a cosmetic surgical procedure that aims to remove excess fat from specific areas of the body. It is not intended as a method for weight loss but rather as a way to reshape and contour the body by targeting localised fat deposits.

Overview on how
liposuction works

Liposuction Works

Consultation:
Assess overall health, discuss expectations, and determine suitability with the plastic surgeon.

Preparation:
The surgeon marks areas for fat removal and administers anaesthesia on the day of the procedure.

Incisions:
Small, strategically placed incisions are made in targeted areas to minimise scarring.

Tumescent Technique:
The procedure involves injecting a solution containing saline, epinephrine, and local anaesthetic to numb the area and facilitate fat cell removal.

Fat Removal:
A cannula, a thin tube, is inserted through incisions. The surgeon moves the cannula to break up fat cells, which are then suctioned out.

Closing Incisions:
After fat removal, incisions are closed with sutures.

Recovery:
Recovery time is different for each individual. There will be some swelling, bruising, and discomfort. Compression
garments must be worn to control swelling and promote healing. Full recovery typically takes a few weeks.

3 MAJOR BENEFITS OF LIPOSUCTION

Targeted
Fat Reduction

  • Liposuction precisely removes localized fat deposits in specific body areas.
  • Reshapes and contours the body for improved aesthetics.

Enhanced
Self-Esteem

  • Achieving a more sculpted
    appearance boosts self-esteem and confidence.
  • Better-fitting clothes contribute to an improved sense of style and body image.

Permanent Results & Motivation
for a Healthy Lifestyle

  • Liposuction results in permanent fat cell removal.
  • Long-lasting impact may motivate individuals to adopt and maintain a healthier lifestyle.

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Consultation with a Qualified Surgeon:

Discussing expectations, suitability, and potential risks with a qualified plastic surgeon is always important.