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LIPOSUCTION SURGERY Liposuction involves the removal of unwanted fat by means of suction. It can be used to compliment other procedures or as a procedure in its own right. The liposuction procedure is primarily used to contour the body and remove or reshape localised fat deposits. An alternative name used for liposuction is Liposculpture. Liposuction is not a weight loss procedure. The most common area in which liposuction is used is the thigh and hip area. Other popular areas include abdomen (tummy), neck and knees. The procedure is usually performed under a general anaesthetic. Liposuction generally has few complications. Potential complications at the site of suction include: - Bleeding and fluid collection Newer methods of liposuction include: - Ultrasonic liposuction
Medic8® Cosmetic Surgery Guide Page last modified: September 2006 |
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