Tumescent Liposuction

A minimally invasive surgery that removes fat deposits from the body is known as Liposuction. Through a process known as the tumescent technique, a large amount of fluid is injected into a person’s fatty tissue which makes it “tumescent,” which means “swollen and firm.” Through this process, the fat cells are literally able to be “vacuumed” out of the body. In this interactive procedure, you will mark the areas to be targeted and numb the areas where you will make the incisions. After that, you will inject the tumescent fluid into target locations, and then use a cannula to suction out the fatty deposits through each small incision. We will then go over the recovery process for Liposuction and ways to make important lifestyle changes after the procedure. Our patient is ready to go, so let’s scrub in and get started!

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What are the side effects of this surgery?

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Even with liposuction, you need to follow up with a healthy lifestyle. Reverting back to eating junk food and being physically inactive will reverse the liposuction

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1:21 What is 30% of ideal weight for someone 170 lb ? Can someone help 😊

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@dana.sky3635 If your ideal weight is 100 (round number example), then adding 30% to that would be 130 lbs, which means you need to be at least 130 lb or below to be within your ideal weight. FDA only approves 5 liters or 11 lbs of fat removal per session for safety, but I am not sure why. So lipo may take multiple sessions to achieve your ideal weight, but it is better to get as close to your ideal weight with diet, exercise, and compression garments prior to lipo to really get a snatched result that you want. 🤞