Body Liposuction

One of the most common plastic surgery procedures in America is liposuction. It is known as liposculpture when it is applied to contour and reshape. Liposuction can be a fantastic answer for the millions of people trying to enhance their bodies and appearance because it can get rid of the fat that diet and exercise can't. Everyone has areas that are first on, last off.  Sometimes the fat is still there no matter how many kilometers, sit-ups, weights, or laps you complete. Large hips, buttocks, thighs, bellies, and love handles are suitable candidates for liposuction, as are fat deposits on the arms, legs, knees, ankles, above the knees, above the breasts, and under the chin. Multiple locations can frequently be addressed during a single procedure. Unwanted fat is suctioned out using a cannula through a half-inch incision.

What is Liposuction?

Liposuction is intended to remove excess fat that is resistant to diet and exercise, giving the treated areas a leaner and more defined contour. This strategy provides a straightforward and largely predictable way to selectively reduce fat in practically any location of the body by reducing fat pockets and smoothing out fat bulges. With its small incisions and quicker recovery time compared to other cosmetic operations, liposuction from a board-certified plastic surgeon can be a great treatment for many individuals to tone areas of the body that are unchanged by diet and exercise. However, liposuction is not a weight-loss procedure and is not recommended as a method of treating obesity. The best liposuction candidates have strong skin elasticity and are at or close to their target body weight.