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Am I Suitable for Liposuction?
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Many people may find it difficult to get rid of fat in certain areas a healthy diet and regular . is ideal for the of areas of fat that have proven to remove with lifestyle measures alone.
is a safe and effective and is one of the most commonly cosmetic surgery treatments at Centre for Surgery. its apparent simplicity, a skilled, experienced surgeon must perform the to achieve the best . Although liposuction is a minimally invasive procedure, it is important to note that not everyone is for it. Here, we discuss candidates for .
Who is considered suitable for liposuction?
should ideally be within 25% of their target body weight. Patients must maintain a stable weight over the long term to get optimal results. If you plan to lose a amount of weight in the future, you should defer having liposuction until you are at or near your ideal body weight. Ideal candidates for include those who have excess fat in the abdomen, thighs, arms, buttocks, or back. Fat accumulation in certain areas is often due to genetic factors. Age is not considered a to liposuction, and many people in their 60s can have the procedure as long as they have good skin elasticity. With ageing, the skin begins to lose elasticity, so older people may find they have excess loose skin, which can affect the of the procedure.
Liposuction should never be viewed as a for diet and and is not a quick-fix for losing weight. The procedure aims to improve body contour by fat from targeted areas. Anyone undergoing liposuction must a stable weight to achieve the best long-term results. We often get asked fat grows back after . Once you have had liposuction, the treated areas will not return to the same level as before but fat cells may still undergo a increase in size if you gain a substantial amount of weight. This can affect the results of your .
Who is not suitable for liposuction?
Liposuction, like other types of surgery, requires all patients to be in good overall health. who have severe underlying medical conditions, including heart disease, diabetes or liver problems, may not be suitable for liposuction. People who smoke have an increased risk of developing complications after having the procedure.
is not a method for weight loss. who are or obese should losing weight with diet and exercise to reach their target body weight and be able to it before considering liposuction. Patients who are obese with a body mass index over 40 may be suitable candidates for weight loss surgery, gastric sleeve or gastric bypass . Anyone who loses a amount of weight should they are at risk of developing loose skin, which may worsen with a liposuction . This category of patients will better treatment after an procedure, such as an .
Other reasons for lack of for include:
The British of Plastic Surgeons recommends a volume of 5 L of fat removed in a single procedure. If liposuction volumes exceed this recommendation, the risk of during and after the procedure significantly. Our at Centre for Surgery adhere to this best practice and will never remove more than 5 L of fat in one procedure to high safety standards. These guidelines are based on scientific data outcomes in patients liposuction. Patients with significant excess weight should focus on weight loss before a .
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Liposuction the of excess fat from targeted areas of the body, the stomach, thighs or arms. The desired results are toned and sculpted body contours. The skin will contract around your new, slimmer shape after the procedure. In some cases, the skin does not shrink adequately, leaving you with loose skin. Your will assess you to determine if you are at risk of developing loose skin after . If you have significant skin laxity, you may be recommended a skin-tightening procedure, such as a tummy tuck or .
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who have previously been pregnant, lost a lot of weight, or are older will be less likely to have good skin . This means they are more likely to have excess skin after . Fortunately, we have across the full range of skin-tightening treatments. We can offer with for appropriately selected patients to treat mild to moderate skin laxity. with severe skin laxity, often after massive weight loss, are more likely to require a skin removal in combination with liposuction.
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During your consultation, your surgeon will assess your medical fitness for and determine whether you have any risk that may the risk of complications. Even if you feel healthy, several medical may you from having the procedure. Examples include heart disease, high blood pressure, uncontrolled diabetes, or severe asthma. These conditions can the risk of both during and after the .
Patients who smoke will be recommended to stop for a minimum of six weeks before the procedure. This is because there is a high risk of complications associated with smoking, including delayed wound and an increased risk of infection occurring. The risk of is increased in active .
Your doctor will want to know what medications you may be taking. If you are taking medications to thin the blood, such as aspirin, this can the risk of during and after . We may ask a to clear you for the and agree to stop your blood-thinning before the surgery and for a short period after.
What are the liposuction alternatives?
Liposuction is the best for contouring the body and removing excess fat, without the risks of more invasive . It can also be with other body procedures, such as a , for who have been or have lost significant weight and are left with excess skin.
and a tummy tuck are often combined as part of a . A mummy is designed to restore a woman’s body to its pre-pregnancy shape. It a combination of a or breast augmentation, with liposuction and a tummy tuck.
Some may not be keen on having an invasive procedure to remove fat. is a good alternative for patients with small amounts of excess fat. The procedure involves applying controlled laser energy to the area to cause lysis of the fat cells, which are then naturally absorbed by the body over several months.
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What are the common liposuction risks?
All types of cosmetic surgery involve some risks, and liposuction is no different. When performed by a trained surgeon, liposuction is a safe and procedure that excess fat from problem areas of the body. Your surgeon will discuss the risks and complications associated with at your and you are more than welcome to have a consultation to discuss if you are still unsure about this aspect of the procedure.
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Book your London liposuction procedure at Centre for Surgery
If you are interested to learn more about the of the , Book a consultation with one of our expert surgeons to your suitability for treatment. Your will carry out a thorough clinical assessment, which will help you to decide if is appropriate for you.
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