Liposuction surgery is a method that uses instruments to penetrate the subcutaneous fat layer through small incisions in the skin to suck out the fat fragments to achieve the purpose of absorbing fat. It is suitable for body shaping.

Liposuction is also a surgical project, with trauma and risks. The most important ones are anesthesia risks and uneven liposuction. At present, liposuction technology is constantly updated and improved and has become more mature. Under regular operation by professional doctors and following the principle of "small amount and multiple times", the risk will be reduced to extremely low. Moreover, experiments have shown that plasma cholesterol concentration is reduced after liposuction, which is beneficial to the body's health.

If the abdomen is too obese, abdominoplasty can be performed to remove the removed skin. Although the trauma is larger, the improvement effect is ideal. If you are not very obese, since both deep fat and superficial fat are extracted during liposuction, the fat under the abdominal wall is extracted more evenly, and 90% of people will recover well after liposuction. If elastic skin is used appropriately for compression during surgery, it will be more conducive to abdominal wall retrieval.

Generally speaking, except for the cheeks, neck, and upper buttocks, which do not need to restrict activities or rest, other parts often need to rest for 24 hours after liposuction, and then some simple and appropriate procedures can be done. Activity. In the early postoperative period, there may be reactions such as numbness, stiffness of the skin, and uneven surface at the surgical site, but these will not last long. Early, appropriate exercise and a good mood are beneficial to recovery after surgery. After 3-6 months, the recovery should be ideal, and then you can show off your attractive figure as much as you want. With the continuous improvement of liposuction equipment and the continuous improvement of surgeons' skills, liposuction is currently a very safe operation with almost no complications or side effects.

However, liposuction is a kind of trauma to normal tissue. Some small blood vessels and nerve endings will be damaged in the surgical area. The following situations may occur after the operation: 1. Slight local swelling. , Bruise: This is caused by damage to small blood vessels and usually disappears after 7-15 days. 2. Induration: This is an inevitable manifestation during the healing process of damaged tissue and will disappear after healing. It is located under the skin and cannot be noticed from the outside. It can form a hard lump when touched and will dissipate in about 60-160 days. 3. Feeling numb: This is caused by damage to nerve endings and disappears after about 20-30 days.

Although the result of liposuction is to reduce the volume of a certain part of the human body and make the fat layer thinner, it must be coordinated with other parts of the body. It does not mean that you can suck as much as you want or wherever you want. . Before liposuction, the recipient should communicate and discuss in detail with the plastic surgeon to formulate a comprehensive and detailed liposuction plan so that he or she can be "well-informed."

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