What is Liposuction?

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People who do not have vital problems like obesity, but the ones who want zonal slimming and get rid of lipidosis to have a better shape; liposuction can be performed on the tummy, hips, thighs, upper arm, neck, and buttocks.

Liposuction is carried out from the 3-5 mm incisions made from the appropriate points of the region and the fat tissues are removed from the region by the back and forth movements of the special metal cannulas which are connected to the vacuum device using a special hose. These cannulas, with diameters of 2 to 5 mm, have blunt ends, and oil is extracted from the holes in the end sides. The aim is to make the body contours proportional and consistent with the aesthetic appearance by destroying the protrusions of the fat tissues that accumulate in these regions.

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What are the side effects of Liposuction?

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The most common side effects of liposuction are body deformation, skin infections, kidney, heart, and lung problems. Swelling can also occur because of the accumulation of fluids under the tissues. It can be drained with a needle. Also, bad bruising, inflammation of certain areas, bleeding under the skin (hematoma), numbness, skin color change, damage in the organs, and occurrence of scars can be counted in this list. In case of any unexpected side effects, please consult your doctor and listen to their advice.

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How to recover from Liposuction?

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It is often carried out as a day procedure, so one does not have to stay in the hospital for a long time. Taking antibiotics after the procedure would help ease the pain and swelling afterward. This surgery does not restrict your daily life. After one day of rest, you will feel safe in a corset. The one month of continuous use of the corset can be considered as a liposuction recovery period. After this process, especially for legs, doctors would recommend lymphatic massage. Elimination of edema as well as a very useful method of cellulite. Also, in the recovery phase, one should avoid intense workouts or You can continue your normal life after one month.