Do's and don’ts for liposuction

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Do's and donts for liposuction
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• Liposuction is the leading option to diminish the
  appearance of stubborn bumps and lumps from
  localized fat and help sculpt areas to appear
  more toned and trim -

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• Do's
• Do your research There is a lot to consider when
  undergoing liposuction. Choosing a dermatologic
  surgeon at a reputable location is very important
  and could help to decrease complications.
• Do maintain a healthy weight before surgery
  Liposuction is a procedure for shaping the body
  by removing localized fat in areas such as the
  abdomen, thighs, arms or neck. For best results,
  candidates should be close to normal-weight with
  firm, elastic skin. This is not a weight loss
  procedure.

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• Do understand your options There are several
  options to liposuction surgery. Tumescent
  liposuction, the safest procedure, uses local
  anesthesia, injecting the fat with a large amount
  of anesthetic liquid causing it to become firm,
  making the removal of fat easy and painless while
  leaving patients less bruised. Ultrasonic and
  laser-assisted liposuction technique liquefies
  fat upon removal, decreasing recovery time. These
  are sometimes useful adjuncts. Its important
  that you speak with your doctor to choose the
  right procedure for you.
• Do follow post-operative directions carefully
  Doctors make suggestions after surgery to further
  avoid complications. Moderate physical activity,
  such as walking, the day after surgery may reduce
  the risk of clotting. Also, in some cases,
  compression garments should be worn around the
  treated area to reduce swelling.

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• Donts
• Dont expect to look skinny the day after
  surgery You will always look better immediately
  after a procedure but will not realize the final
  result for several months.
• Dont hesitate to ask questions Before a
  consultation with a dermatologic surgeon a
  patient should be prepared with a list of
  questions for their doctor. Questions should help
  the patient understand the liposuction process,
  what to expect after the procedure and learn more
  about the doctors training and experience.

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• Dont continue over-the-counter supplements
  Products such as aspirin, vitamin E and some
  herbal products slow blood clotting.
  Additionally, some anti-inflammatory medications
  can increase the chances of bleeding during
  surgery. Prior to surgery, the doctor will
  discuss any medications and supplements you are
  taking and which ones should be discontinued.
• Dont assume all areas are treatable Most, but
  not all, body parts are amenable to treatment.
  The most popular areas include the neck, chest,
  arms, waist, hips, abdomen, buttocks, thighs,
  knees and ankles. Your dermatologic surgeon will
  tell you if you are a good candidate for the
  surgery.

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