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Liposuction is a procedure used in cosmetic surgery to get rid of extra fat on your body. Liposuction can help if you've tried diet and exercise but the fat won't budge. You have a smoother body shape after the procedure. Surgery for liposuction does not help people lose weight.
If you are in good health at the time of the procedure, have tried to alter your body shape with a healthy diet and regular exercise, and have realistic expectations about the procedure, liposuction might be the right choice for you.
Although many people, particularly women, feel under pressure to have a certain appearance and body type, liposuction may not be the answer.
People with normal weight, firm, elastic skin, but pockets of excess fat in specific areas, are the best candidates for liposuction.
Before having liposuction, consult your doctor because they are best qualified to assist you in managing your general health.
You should also be aware that: If you want to lose weight, liposuction is probably not the best option for you. Liposuction is not covered by Medicare, and private health insurance frequently does not either.
We are here to assist you with any questions you have.
Liposuction surgery can range from minor to major procedures. That depends on the body region involved and the volume of fat being removed.
High-frequency sound waves that can generate a lot of energy are focused on fat tissues by ultrasound, which makes it simpler to break down the fat cells.
The use of ultrasound-assisted liposuction is primarily restricted to areas with tougher fat. Another benefit of UAL is that because the fat is liquified and less likely to bleed or bruise, a larger volume can be safely removed.
The procedure typically varies from person to person, here are the most common values;
| Length of procedure | 1-6 hours |
| Anesthesia | Local or General Anesthesia |
| Healing Period | 4-6 months |
| Method of Choice | UAL (Vaser Liposuction) |
| Average Price | $5,000 |
