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What is Liposuction? |
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Liposuction is the removal of fatty tissue and skin from your body. Liposuction is usually performed on excessive fatty tissue in the areas of the abdomen or belly, the buttocks and hips, and the upper arms. This procedure involved a cutting away of the excessive fatty tissue and skin and is used to reduce fullness in any area of the body. This is not a weight loss procedure.
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What are some complications or risks involved in Liposuction? |
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Some complications are as follows:
• Bleeding
• Infection
• Fluid Collections underneath the skin
• Wound disruption
• Scars
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After Liposuction, is it a possibility the fat could come back? |
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Yes there is always the possibility it could come back, this is not a weight loss procedure.
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What kind of anesthesia will be used? |
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The patient will be under local anesthesia or general anesthesia.
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