Liposuction

Balanced body fat and a proportional contour line are two essential elements for an attractive human body. Liposuction is a surgical operation performed to regulate the unbalanced body fat. Liposuction, which can be performed on the whole body, especially the abdomen, hips, thighs, ankles, waist, and upper arms, is an effective solution to the regional fat deposition problem and is also used during many surgical operations. The patient's medical history should be examined before deciding to perform liposuction. Especially cardiac vascular and pulmonary history should be examined. Especially cardiac vascular and pulmonary history should be examined in detail. The use of medications by the patient and the presence of allergies should also be checked, and the procedure should proceed based on the results. The plastic surgeon decides the type of anesthesia to be used and makes one or more small cuts near the treatment area. The surgery's duration depends on the area's size and the amount of fat to be removed. Liposuction can be performed on patients who are not pregnant or have not given birth, do not exceed the maximum age limit for liposuction, and do not have blood pressure or diabetes.