Liposuction is the technique in which a long tube is inserted beneath the skin to suction excess fat from a specific area, such as the hips, thighs, upper arms, neck, abdomen, and buttocks, to remove accumulated fat.
The recovery period after liposuction takes approximately 1-2 weeks.
The patient discusses with a surgeon.
The surgeon injects a local anesthetic at the target area, so the patient is free from pain. In some cases, anesthesia is used by an anesthesiologist.
A surgeon inserts a small tube underneath the skin at the target area to suction excess fat.
A surgeon gives advice and regularly checks up with the patient.
Liposuction can somewhat remove cellulite, but not 100%.
A surgeon makes small incisions in the hidden spots, such as the groin and under clothing, so the scar is invisible.
Local anesthetic and anesthesia are used, depending on the area and patient’s desire. A surgeon will advise the most appropriate type of anesthetic to the patient. However, the patient is free from pain.
In general, 4-5 liters of fat can be removed in one procedure. A surgeon will evaluate the case as appropriate, depending on the amount of the patient’s fat.
