Liposuction

Liposuction

Liposuction (body fat removal) is the process of taking fat buildups that cause disrupted body disorders in certain parts of the body and impair normal body balance.

Liposuction ensures thinning and reshaping of the body which needed. Areas that can be treated with liposuction are thighs, thigh slots, abdomen, waist area, back, hip and knee interior. Liposuction (fat ingenue) is not a weight loss method and cannot replace diet and exercise.

Who is a good candidate for liposuction?

Non-smoking patients with an ideal weight and elastic skin and good muscle tone are well-nominated patients for Liposuction (fat removal).

These patients often have areas of fat storage that they cannot correct with diet and exercise that disrupt the body contaminants and in this case, liposuction will be a good solution.

What are the risks of liposuction?

Deciding to undergo plastic surgery is a purely personal. You should talk to your doctor about benefits and risks. Complications of liposuction (fat removal) include anesthesia risks, bruising, changes in the skin senses, damage to deep structures such as vascular, nerve, abdominal organs, asymmetries, contours irregularities, edema, and delay in wound healing risks are present.

How should you prepare for liposuction?

You should stop smoking at least 4 weeks before liposuction surgery and cut food supplements (vitamins that may have blood thinner content at least 10 days before). Prescribed painkillers can be used when pain relief is required before and after the procedure.

Consumption of multivitamin pills containing substances such as Ginseng, Ginko Biloba, CO-enzyme Q, herbal products such as green tea, flax seed, cherry stem, tomato seed, and all slimming products should be stopped 10 days ago.

How does the recovery process improve after liposuction?

After the operation, you should wear a special corset (6 weeks) suitable for areas where liposuction is performed (in areas where fat is taken). You can shower without removing this special corset and dry it with a blow machine if necessary.

After removing the corset, we recommend lymph drainage massage in order to quickly dissolve surgical edema and minimize possible skin contraindications.

Who is suitable for liposuction surgery?

As with any surgical operation, a specialist doctor’s opinion must be required. Liposuction is not a slimming method; it is a method that only allows regional thinning and smooth body lines.

If you have a weight problem other than regional resistant lubrications, it is more appropriate to apply a controlled diet and sports program to deal with your excess weight, then apply this method for excess fat that does not move away from diet.

Liposuction is a method that can be applied to anyone who does not have a systemic health problem, who is pregnant or has not just given birth.

However, before putting application indications to people with systemic health problems such as heart disease, diabetes, etc., a few tests should be carried out and risk factors should be considered. Necessary precautions should be taken against situations that pose a danger.

Although age does not constitute an obstacle, it cannot be applied to some older patients due to age-related loss of skin elasticity.

In what cases does liposuction work?

It should be noted that having this operation done does not mean that you will not gain weight again. It is very important to pay attention to postoperative lifestyle, diet and exercise not to gain weight again.

If there are skin sagging in addition to regional fat excesses, existing sagging cannot be recovered by this method. Abdominal wall sagging in women giving birth can also not be eliminated by liposuction application. Besides, this application does not provide the survival of cellulite.

What is laser lipolysis and what are the differences with liposuction?

Laser lipolysis is a method of discharging the membranes of fat cells directly with laser application. This method, which allows to deal with local fat excesses. In addition, excessive sweating can be prevented by applying laser lipolysis under the armpit in people with sweating problems.

The main difference between laser lipolysis and liposuction is the way the fat tissues are disposed of. In liposuction method, fat tissues are vacuumed out through cannulas from the body. For this reason, liposuction is preferred when fatty tissue is too high to discharge with urinating.

Which regions of body can liposuction be done?

The odds for men and women vary. It makes sense to have liposuction, especially after the hip fat reducing movements. This also applies reducing of belly fat. Here’s how we can count the most applied areas of fat removal.

• Butt
• Abdominal and waist circumference (belly)
• Thighs inner and outer side
• The knees facing each other
• Neck
• Upper arm
• Breast (Male and female)

Fat removal in men

Liposuction is the second most common plastic surgery performed by men after aesthetic nose surgery. The most common regional body fat in men is around the abdomen and on both sides of the waist.

Gynecomastia is the largest male problem. Developmental, hormonal factors or drugs used can be caused. After the underlying problem is treated, the breast gland tissue is surgically removed, while the fatty tissue of the breast is removed.

Since the male skin is thicker than the female skin, postoperative skin adaptation is better in men and is less likely to be repaired to the skin.