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How to Choose the Best Liposuction Surgeon

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is one of the most popular cosmetic surgery procedures at Centre for . This highly effective body contouring can be used for the removal of unwanted fat from many different parts of the body, including the abdomen, thighs, hips, chin, arms, knees and the male chest, as part of a or procedure. Our team is often asked about how to choose the best surgeon in the UK. If you are at the beginning of learning about what liposuction can do for you or have done extensive research on all aspects of the procedure, our guide on choosing a surgeon will be very relevant to you.

What does liposuction involve?

Patients who have well-localised areas of unwanted fat that have been unable to be with diet and exercise may find to be an excellent technique for the of these stubborn fat . The requires only very small incisions to permit the access of a small cannula, which is used to gently extract the fat cells the skin. During the liposuction procedure, your surgeon removes fat with the expert technique in using the liposuction cannula which is moved in a motion to permit the break up of fat cells followed by their vacuum extraction. The will remove fat in areas that have been previously marked in the preoperative area whilst you were standing up. Liposuction’s desired result is a appearance with skin and fat . For patients that are having multiple areas of liposuction, your will take great care to each small incision in as inconspicuous a as possible to minimise the appearance.

The of the is to remove excess fat but it also helps to remove fluids that are normally found in the body’s . Your anaesthetist will, therefore, take great care to ensure your fluid is carefully monitored throughout the procedure, and you may receive intravenous fluids to any fluid lost during the liposuction procedure.

For patients who are keen to know if they are an ideal candidate for then, it is important to bear in mind the following points:

Older people with poor skin may not be ideal candidates for a treatment alone and may require a skin excision procedure such as a for results.

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What are the different methods of liposuction used by your surgeon?

There are many different for performing & fat reduction, and the has undergone several over the last ten years. The precise method used will depend on the body area being and your for . The following are some of the most common techniques for liposuction:

In all cases, your will first inject a local anaesthetic solution, which also contains adrenaline to reduce the size of blood vessels, which helps any blood loss. This solution is injected into the subcutaneous fat the skin. The benefit of injecting fluid includes improved pain relief both during and after the procedure, minimal blood loss and easier extraction of fat cells. The liposuction technique is now considered the safest and most effective method, and this involves the injection of much larger volumes of fluid containing local anaesthetic to produce a firm and consistency in the fat tissue. Tumescent helps to the and of body contouring with a much lower risk of skin irregularities and skin lumpiness. can, in many cases, be out under a local in smaller cases.

In contrast to the technique, many use the super-wet technique, which is similar in many aspects to the tumescent method, although the less fluid. The technique is primarily used for liposuction cases carried out under general anaesthetic, and it’s quicker to perform compared with liposuction.

Power-assisted is also known as PAL lipo and is the preferred technique used at Centre for Surgery in London. Our surgeons were among the first surgeons in London to use this safe and effective . The basis for involves a specially cannula, which fat with much less effort and a lower level of bruising and after the procedure. Compared with older methods, the technique is both gentle and safe. At the Centre for Surgery, our surgeons do not use liposuction methods such as or laser-assisted liposuction, also known as SmartLipo. These techniques are involved with a much higher risk of complications, including skin burns in the most severe cases.

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The liposuction consultation

The consultation serves as a foundation for learning about all aspects of the and as an opportunity for you to ask any questions about it. In some cases, your may recommend a follow-up before treatment to allow you to learn as much as possible about the treatment and gauge your expectations for what liposuction can achieve.

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Some may want to make notes during the or in advance so that they do not forget any they may wish to ask during the consultation. Your surgeon will typically take 45 minutes for your consultation and can convey much information. Some patients may feel overwhelmed by the amount of information. Still, fortunately, you will be able to see one of our patient after your for any enquiries you may have. You can also us via phone or email, and we always recommend a follow-up consultation if you have any questions About Laser Hair Removal for Men any aspect of the procedure.

We would also asking to see your surgeon’s of before and after photos for patients who have had and are similar to yourself. There are many before and after photos on our website and your surgeon will be able to show you a much larger range at your face-to-face consultation. The of viewing before and after photos it’s to help you to build up an idea of what the can achieve and this will help you to form realistic expectations of what the treatment can achieve.

The will the surgeon taking a thorough medical history followed by a full physical . Your surgeon will then be able to formulate a plan and will be able to advise you on whether you are a suitable candidate for the . The preoperative preparation will also be discussed to ensure you are in the best possible condition for surgery. These preoperative instructions will include on preoperative fasting, which medications to avoid and the ideal liposuction garment.

Before your liposuction procedure

Patients who smoke will need to ensure that they quit at least four weeks before liposuction and should avoid during the recovery period. Stopping will your level of health and help during the recovery period. Patients who smoke have a reduced level of blood flow to the tissues, and this has a direct effect on healing after surgery. Patients who are considering having may find this is the ideal to quit the habit permanently.

As part of the preparation, our expert team will send you detailed instructions on all the important of for the . It is important to follow the preoperative instructions in full, and you can always contact our nurses if you are unsure about any aspect of the preparation. Our nurses are also available to guide you after your surgery, and they will be involved in booking your appointments making sure that all of your are completed and answering any questions that you may have about the procedure.

The team will ensure that you complete the health assessments, and in some cases, you may be to carry out a number of blood tests, and these should be completed at least two weeks before the . We would generally advise you to take approximately one week off work and to avoid any household during this initial recovery period. You should be sure to get as much rest as possible and avoid any strenuous activities during the first two weeks. We would advise arranging for home help to be in place before undertaking the procedure. For patients with childcare responsibilities, we would advise alternative to be made during the early postoperative period. It is important to avoid doing it in the early phase after surgery, and this can be difficult for some people, but we must emphasise that your and results will be best if you follow your surgeon’s in full.

On the day of your liposuction procedure

The big day has finally arrived, and it is entirely normal to feel a bit anxious. Our team is always on hand to you at all stages, and if you have any questions about anything, please don’t hesitate to get in contact with us. It is very important to choose a responsible adult I will be able to drop you off and pick you up after your procedure on the day. Your adult escort will be given a lot of information by our nurses on how to look after you as they have a very important task of looking after you for the first couple of days.

Once you have at the clinic and been formally admitted, you will be seen by our nurses, who will give you another opportunity to ask about any aspect of the procedure. You will then be asked to change into a clinic gown before being reviewed by your anaesthetist. Your will assess you to ensure you are medically fit and prescribe several pre-medications for you to take before your . You will then be reviewed by your surgeon, who will be able to discuss any aspect of the consent form with you and mark the areas of you will be while you are up. When the theatre team has carried out their final checks, you will be to the operating and put to sleep by the team. After the procedure, you will wake up in the room. It is normal to feel a bit dizzy or tired, and the symptoms will settle down as the anaesthetic wears off. The and anaesthetic will you in the period to make sure you smoothly. You may feel mild discomfort, which can be easily with painkillers prescribed by your doctor. Once you are fit for discharge, our nurses will take you to your caregiver and discuss any final with them.

We will call you the next day to check up on you and see how you are doing, and your post-operative appointment will be booked for one week after . At your appointment, our nurses will remove your and the incisions to ensure they heal well. This is also an ideal opportunity for you to ask any questions about recovery. Most patients should not after the first week after liposuction, although every is different, and we will do our best to make sure you are as as possible during the phase after liposuction.

Recovery after Liposuction

You’ll be provided with compression and must wear these for at least six weeks after the . These compression can be worn underneath your everyday clothes and are crucial for a smooth liposuction recovery and for the very best possible . The compression garments also help to support the area, and many patients like wearing them as they their body silhouette. You can safely shower the day after your procedure, and this is often an ideal to wash and dry your garment and then reapply it after showering.

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It is normal to notice a considerable amount of and swelling during , and this is completely normal. It will take approximately 6 to 8 weeks to settle down, and we advise you to be as patient as possible during this phase. Once the bruising and have down, you will start to see your final results, and it will be well worth it. It is very important to follow all of your surgeon’s instructions. In some cases, your surgeons may recommend post-operative massage to help reduce swelling and break up any scar tissue.

After the first week after liposuction, you should avoid exercising for at least four weeks. After four weeks, walks in the park and other light are absolutely fine, and after six weeks, you can strenuous activities, including going to the gym. You will be seen by your surgeon at the six-week mark for an assessment of your results, and we are always available should you have any questions or concerns during the period. If you have any further about liposuction or would like to book a consultation, please one of our and coordinators.

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