How Liposuction Works - Dr. S.S Gambhir

Liposuction is a 1 to 2-hour long procedure where fat cells are permanently removed from your body, usually for cosmetic reasons. People who get liposuction do not do it to lose large amounts of weight but instead help to shape their body shape.

Some of the most common places to remove fat are the abdomen, thighs, buttocks, hands, back, upper neck under the chin, and jawline/jewels.

Depending on the procedure where you are receiving the procedure, the doctor will either provide a local anesthetic to numb the area of ​​operation or they will give you a general anesthetic so that you are unconscious during the procedure Liposuction in  Delhi.

Then, the surgery will often be injected into the area of ​​operation with a mixture of saline solution, a numbing medication, and the drug will reduce bleeding. This is to help separate the skin and fat from vital structures such as muscles and blood vessels so that they are not damaged during the suction process.

After that, the surgeon inserts a long metal device under your skin called a cannula, called a cannula. The cannula then vacuums out its fat Liposuction in  Delhi. During this procedure, surgeons may use a small micronella to remove fat in surrounding areas to achieve a more natural, smooth diarrhea.

Once fat is removed through liposuction it can be discarded or it can be injected back into your body to enhance features such as breasts, buttocks or face. Or, more recently, over the past decade, liposuction has also been used to retrieve stem cells - a type of cell that can make other specialized cells in the body - for laboratory research.

After liposuction, your surgeon will recommend you wear a temporary band or brace in the area of ​​operation to help the skin heal. The band or brace also helps prevent fluid from building up in the area of ​​operation where the fat was removed, between the skin and deep structures such as muscles and blood vessels.