Liposuction consists of the words lipo (fat) and suction (absorption), and in general it is the process of absorbing the fat that has accumulated in certain parts of the body or regions by creating a vacuum with the help of special devices.
The purpose of liposuction is not to lose weight or to lose weight; the aim of liposuction is to remove the fat that has accumulated in certain parts of the body and create a smoother, more beautiful body contour.
Liposuction can be applied to any area of the body that has excess fat. These body regions can be summarized as follows: abdomen, hips, thighs, arm, waist, inside knees and chin.
The number of fat cells in the body does not increase after puberty, and when we gain weight, they only increase in size. When liposuction is performed, we reduce the number and size of fat cells in that area through the suction process. Generally, if the person gains weight after surgery, the body will gain weight. The regions where liposuction was performed generally do not gain as much fat anymore.
The main condition for liposuction is to be healthy. If there is a situation that disturbs the general state of health, liposuction and similar aesthetic surgeries are postponed or not performed at all. Because of this, if you have an existing health problem, be sure to tell your doctor about it. In addition, liposuction is not recommended for many aesthetic surgeries under the age of 18 if the body oil student is not fixated.
Liposuction can usually be done under general anesthesia or in more restricted areas with a semi-dormant state called local anesthesia and sedation. Drawings are made on the application areas immediately before the operation. As with any surgery, liposuction carries some risks. These can be viewed as early and late complications. Complications such as bleeding, infections, swelling in the operating area and allergic reactions can be observed in the early phase, while irregularities in the operating area can occur in the late phase.
The duration of the operation depends on the size of the area of application. To get rough timing, it can take anywhere from 30 minutes to 4 hours. The amount of oil that can be taken is also limited. To be on the safe side, the amount of fat consumed should not exceed 6% of the person’s current weight. For example, ingesting more than 4 pounds in a 70-pound person can cause the person’s blood balance to deteriorate. It is recommended to use a corset that will not cause discomfort to the person 4 weeks after the surgery. You can shower 3 days after the operation and do your daily work. Light exercise can be started a week later.