During Liposuction Surgery

Liposuction Surgery

What is the process of liposuction?

How fast can I get liposuction?

What should I do before liposuction?
How painful is liposuction recovery?
How is a liposuction procedure performed?

For the liposuction surgery, very small incisions are made at the place from where the fat is to be removed and then a narrow tube called cannula is inserted into a small incision nearby the targeted area. Next, this tube is attached to a strong vacuum which is drawn back and forth within the excess fat in order to draw it out while keeping the blood vessels and nerves intact.

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Some liposuction procedures may require only local anesthesia and intravenous sedation limited to a specific area of your body. Other procedures may require general anesthesia, which induces a temporary state of unconsciousness.

The surgical team will monitor your heart rate, blood pressure and blood oxygen level throughout the procedure. If you are given local anesthesia and feel pain during the procedure, tell your Plastic surgeon. The medication or motions may need adjustment.

The procedure may last up to several hours (usually takes between one and four hours), depending on the extent of fat removal.

If you’ve had general anesthesia, you’ll wake in a recovery room. You’ll typically spend at least a few hours in the hospital or clinic so that medical personnel can monitor your recovery. If you’re in a hospital, you may stay overnight to make sure that you’re not dehydrated or in shock from fluid loss.

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Type of liposuction surgery

What are the different types of Liposuction?

. Tumescent liposuction. This is the most common type of liposuction. The surgeon injects a sterile solution — a mixture of salt water, which aids fat removal, an anesthetic (lidocaine) to relieve pain and a drug (epinephrine) that causes the blood vessels to constrict — into the area that’s being treated. The fluid mixture causes the affected area to swell and stiffen.

The surgeon then makes small cuts into your skin and inserts a thin tube called a cannula under your skin. The cannula is connected to a vacuum that suctions fat and fluids from your body. Your body fluid may be replenished through an intravenous (IV) line.

. Ultrasound-assisted liposuction (UAL). This type of liposuction is sometimes used in conjunction with traditional liposuction. During UAL, the surgeon inserts a metal rod that emits ultrasonic energy under your skin. This ruptures the fat-cell walls and breaks down the fat for easier removal.

A new generation of UAL called VASER-assisted liposuction uses a device that may improve skin contouring and reduce the chance of skin injuries. VASER, is an ultrasonic cannula with several grooves that evenly disperse the energy, improving fat disruption and removal.

. Laser-assisted liposuction (LAL). This technique uses high-intensity laser light to break down fat for removal. During LAL, the surgeon inserts a laser fiber through a small incision in the skin and emulsifies fat deposits. The fat is then removed via a cannula.

. Power-assisted liposuction (PAL). This type of liposuction uses a cannula that moves in a rapid back-and-forth motion. This vibration allows the surgeon to pull out tough fat more easily and faster. PAL may sometimes cause less pain and swelling and can allow the surgeon to remove fat with more precision. Your surgeon may select this technique if large volumes of fat need to be removed or if you’ve had a previous liposuction procedure.

. Suction-assisted liposuction (SAL). The most traditional form of liposuction, draws fat out with a vacuum.

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10 common question about liposuction procedure in iran

1Is Liposuction surgery in Iran safe?
Liposuction surgery in iran is a safe procedure, but there are risks and potential complications associated with any surgery. plastic surgeons in iran performs minimally invasive liposuction with local anesthetic, which has proven 100% safe throughout his career. Additionally, Iranian plastic Surgeon’s skill and technique greatly lessen the risks. When you come to Iran, we will familiarize you with any risks involved and ensure you are physically fit to undergo surgery.
2Why should a patient choose plastic Surgery Hospital Iran?
plastic Surgery Hospital in Iran offers the highest quality medical services and has world class facilities that boast the economical pricing, top notch hospitals and robust infrastructures.
3Who is a good candidate for liposuction surgery in Iran?
Iranian plastic surgeons philosophy is that a good candidate is someone who has stubborn areas of fat that cannot be eliminated with diet or exercise.
4Who is not a good candidate for liposuction surgery in Iran?
Someone who is proportionate but overweight is not a good liposuction candidate. In this case, Iranian plastic surgeons recommends a regimen of diet and exercise to lose excess weight.
5How many areas can be done during liposuction surgery?
Usually between three to four areas can safely be done with a single liposuction procedure. Most of our patients only need one surgery for all treatment areas. If additional areas are needed, they can be done as soon as 48 hours later.
6When can I exercise after liposuction surgery?
You will be up and moving the day of your surgery. Our surgeon’s recommends that every patient to take a 2-mile walk the day after surgery, because this promotes healing. Most patients return to their regular exercise routine between one to two weeks, although they may engage in mild exercise prior to that.
7When do I see the results?
Final results usually take between 6-12 months, but most patients see the beginning of results within one month. Usually by 3 weeks much of the swelling is down and most patients are looking better than before the surgery and are able to wear a swimsuit and go on vacation.
8Can I combine liposuction surgery with other plastic surgery?
In general, Iranian plastic surgeons prefer to focus on liposuction and not combine it with other major procedures. If very few areas are done and the other procedure can be done under IV sedation he may agree to combine procedures.
9What happens prior to liposuction surgery?
Once you have elected to move forward with surgery, a pre-op appointment will be scheduled anywhere from 2 weeks to 10 days prior to your surgery date. This appointment will include blood work, pre-op consents, pre and post op instructions, and garment measurements. You will also meet with your plastic surgeon one more time so he can answer any remaining questions you may have.
10How much fat is typically removed by liposuction surgery?
During liposuction, enough fat is removed to get a proportionate and natural result. It all depends on your unique case. The goal is not to remove as much fat as possible, but rather to remove just the right amount in the right areas. It may be as little as half a pound, or it may be up to ten pounds.

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