If we look at our own naked body in a full length mirror, the one thing is immediately to mind for most of us. We are fat. The fat that we see most often are not generally fat distributed throughout the body, but usually in specific areas that we do not like CONSISTENC with what we believe to be the ideal image of our body parts. Thus we have fat cheeks, fat legs, fat belly, handles Muffin Tops (love), the saddle pants, fat arms and thick thighs, just to mention problem areas.

These may have been so years, it will slowly and steadily increased in size with regular indiscriminate high-calorie diets and lack of exercise. Get rid of these problem areas is not a simple matter to reverse the process of accumulation of fat through dieting and exercise. The big challenge we face is how to get rid of fat that we have collected on specific problem areas of fat that has accumulated so easily without any conscious effort on our part. It is a known problem that when we go down in weight, we lose it all over your body, not only in the specific body parts that bug us as a big belly, or big fat ham.

This would not be that difficult problems to solve on certain body parts whose size we want to keep not look so good with the extra fat, if it originally was then , r, or if it came with a general increase in body fat. The most obvious of these areas is the breasts, and in some cultures, the buttock size. Lose fat here as part of an overall weight loss program is a definite no-no, because this makes the person itself less attractive to members of the opposite sex. Thus, we need a solution that gets rid of unsightly fat only in problem areas.

This solution appears in the form of liposuction, often referred lyposuction. What is liposuction, then? Liposuction (lyposuction) is a process by which target areas of fat under the skin is removed using a suction mechanism. This technic is also known as suction lipectomy or lipoplasty. It is important to note that liposuction or lyposuction out only in the fat under the skin. As you put on weight, there is also an increase in visceral fat, which is fat in the abdominal viscera around the intestines and abdominal organs so living.

This fat can not be removed by liposuction. What areas can be treated with liposuction? As mentioned earlier, is fat-directional, that is, fat under the skin. The areas are usually treated with liposuction, sometimes in addition to surgery to remove excess loose skin that may occur after liposuction procedure is: abdomenwaist (Muffin tops, love handles) buttockships and thighssaddle breechesarmsbreastsfaceneckThe areas of the body most frequently treated with liposuction are: in men, abdominal and ä lskar women handlesin, abdomen and thighsIt appreciate that the most common plastic surgery procedure is liposuction done annually.

Lyposuction performed by inserting a hollow tube with several holes on the back, known as a cannula through a small incision in the skin fö ; r an affected area during anesthesia or local anesthesia, by applying a suction force that the tube is moved in and out of the fat under the skin. Usually local anesthesia is used in liposuction, making this a painless procedure. The most common liposuction procedure called liposuction SWOLLEN. In this procedure the fat deposit under the skin is infused with a relatively large volume of saline which is a local anesthetic (usually Lignocaine) and a vasoconstrictor (usually epinephrine, a substance that the blood vessels around the area to temporarily narrow down, resulting in less bleeding).

This large amount of fluid creates more space in the fat area and helps the movement of cannula. After the procedure has been carried out to satisfaction, and the required amount of fat has been sucked into the needle breed gsnas and a compression garment is worn after 2 to 4 weeks to keep fit and to prevent re-ignition accumulation of fluid in the affected area. Recovery from the procedure is relatively quick, and patients can return to work within 2 days to a week. Normal physical activity can be delayed for a further 2 weeks or so, depending on the procedure.