Liposuction (permanently
removing unwanted fat deposits)
Liposuction is the process of permanently removing unwanted fat
deposits. The tumescent technique of liquifying the fat is used.
A long cannula (tube) is inserted through poke wounds in the treated
areas. The liquid fat is suctioned out through a cannula with a
vacuum. Liposuction may be utilized almost anywhere on the body-
the inner and outer thighs, hips, knees, calves, ankles, abdomen,
back, waist, arms, and neck.
If the skin at any liposuction site is loose, then a lift or tuck procedure should be done simultaneously.
For large volume liposuctions, the patient donates 1 or 2 pints of their own blood (autologous) at the hospital. This blood is transfused back to the patient on the surgery day for added safety and a more speedy recovery.
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