Liposuction

Lipoplasty or Liposuction, as it is commonly known, is the world’s most popularly used plastic surgery procedure. A body contouring procedure, liposuction is defined by the FDA as “a surgical procedure intended to remove fat deposits and shape the body.”

The main reason for the popularity of liposuction is that unlike regular surgery, it is minimally invasive. Yet it can provide great fat removal results for those who are not heavily overweight by providing them with nicely sculpted, shapely bodies in a short time

Unlike what is commonly believed, not everyone is an ideal candidate for liposuction and it is especially not advised for people who are looking at weight loss options. Liposuction is a body shaping procedure that is a good choice for people who are not extremely overweight, since only 25% of the total fat from a certain portion of the body can be removed through a lipoplasty. It is advised only for people who need small amounts of fat removal for reshaping and contouring body parts like the breasts, hips, thighs, abdomen, arms and double chins.

Also, liposuction is only advised for healthy, disease free individuals who have been unable to lose stubborn fat even after strict dieting and exercise. Never to be considered as a substitute for regular weight loss methods, lipoplasty is a body contouring procedure that should only be considered as the last option for getting rid of “ absolutely hard to get rid of fat” from specific portions of the body.

The main benefit of liposuction is that it can provide a person with toned, aesthetically appealing and well-sculpted body parts in almost no time. It is the ultimate fat removal solution when all kinds of diets and exercises fail in eliminating fat from certain parts of the body.

Since fat cells are permanently removed with liposuction, sculpted body parts remain that way for life, until and unless a person gains too much excess weight. In many cases, liposuction is the only way of removing “hard to get rid of” fat from under the chin, thighs, abdomen, hips, knees, calves, flanks and arms.

Even the most old-fashioned liposuction techniques are minimally invasive leading to fast recoveries. In most cases, people undergoing lipoplasty can start work within 3 to 4 days of surgery, with complete healing taking place in around two weeks’ time. The use of new techniques combined with injected anesthetics has led to many of these processes being carried out in out-patient clinics without hospitalization.

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