Fat reduction surgery/Liposuction

Fat reduction surgery/Liposuction

Liposuction is a surgical procedure in which fat is sucked out of problem regions of the body. Liposuction is a localised fat-removal surgery that may be used to achieve a slimmer silhouette without altering the look of other parts of the body.

Fat reduction surgery/Liposuction:

Liposuction is a surgical procedure in which fat is sucked out of problem regions of the body. Liposuction is a localised fat-removal surgery that may be used to achieve a slimmer silhouette without altering the look of other parts of the body.

Step-1 Primary Procedure: Anesthesia

Medications are given to help you feel more at ease throughout the operation. Local anaesthetic, IV sedation, or general anaesthesia are all options. The right option will be suggested by your doctor.

Step-1 Primary Procedure: Anesthesia

In liposuction, the incisions are very tiny and hardly noticeable. To minimise blood loss and trauma, a diluted local anaesthetic is injected first. To remove the excess fat, a thin hollow tube (cannula) is placed through the incisions and moved back and forth in a controlled manner. An associated surgical vacuum or syringe is used to remove the loose fat from the body. Then results are observed.

Liposuction is a surgical procedure to remove unwanted fat from different body areas using a suction cannula attached to a vacuum suction machine.

Liposuction is a body contouring procedure to eliminate stubborn fat deposits. It is not primarily a modality for weight loss. If, despite a healthy balanced nutritious diet and a regular exercise program, you cannot lose excess fat in specific areas of your body, you may be a candidate for liposuction.

Liposuction depends on Body Mass Index (BMI). An ideal BMI is between 20-25.

If the BMI is within 3-4 digits of your perfect BMI, you may be a good candidate for lipo-contouring or body shaping. This is a procedure where specific body areas, such as the abdomen, hips, waistline, and thighs, are contoured towards a better aesthetic shape by strategically removing small quantities of fat. This gives you inch loss in the different areas that are shaped.

If the BMI is more than 3-4, near your ideal BMI but still less than 35, after a cautious assessment and discussion with your qualified Aesthetic surgeon, you may still be a candidate for lipo-reduction. In lipo-reduction, larger volumes of fat can be removed from 2-3 specific areas of your body to reduce your weight and improve your contours. It also helps to reduce stress on major weight-bearing joints (knees, hips, ankle) and the back. Lipo-reduction has a safety limit of 8-10% of the total body weight at a time.