LIPOSUCTION AND LIPOSCULPTURE
This procedure involves shaping the body by removing unwanted fat deposits through small incisions with cannulas.
It’s essential to note that this surgical procedure is never intended as a weight loss surgery.
This surgical procedure is by no means a weight loss surgery.
The ideal candidates for this procedure are healthy men and women who have been unable to eliminate fat deposits through diet, exercise, and weight loss. These targeted areas may vary anatomically from person to person but commonly include both sides of the waist, around the abdomen, hips, buttocks, and inner thighs.
The procedure can be performed conventionally, and there are also auxiliary procedures developed to facilitate the process, enhance its effectiveness, and tighten the skin. These may include laser (Laser Liposuction), radiofrequency (BodyTite), ultrasonic sound (Vaser), and mechanical vibration (Power Liposuction).
What You Need to Know About the Surgery:
This surgery can be performed on patients over the age of 18 who are in good general health. If an individual under the age of 18 has sufficient physical development and with parental consent, this surgery can be performed for selected cases.
The surgery can be done under general or local anesthesia. The preference is generally towards general anesthesia, as it is more comfortable for the patient.
Patients stay in the hospital for a maximum of one day.
You will need to use a special corset for 3-6 weeks after the surgery.
Some swelling and bruising may occur in your body after the procedure, which usually improves rapidly within 7-10 days.
You can comfortably return to your social and work life within 12-15 days.