Liposuction is a cosmetic surgery operation that helps sculpt the body by removing fat deposits from express areas like the abdomen, hips, ass, quads, knees, upper arms, under jaw, cheeks and neck. The fat is usually removed through a cannula (a hollow tube) and aspirator (a suction device). Liposuction isn't an alternative to dieting and exercise, but it can remove unyielding areas of fat that do not make a response to normal weight loss strategies.
On what body parts can Liposuction DC be done?
Common locations for Liposuction include: the under jaw, cheeks, neck, higher arms, abdomen, back, bum, hips, legs, knees, calves and ankles.
How much weight are you able to lose with Liposuction/Liposculpture?
The extent of Liposuction (Lipoplasty) isn't the weightloss, but the reworking of the body. In the US, it is generally carried out on two clearly defined areas and not on the entire body. In Countries like Colombia where cosmetic surgeons aren't so constrained by insurance companies, Liposuction of the entire body is a common practice.
What is the variation between Liposuction, Liposculpture and Lipoaspiration?
Liposuction and Liposculpture are quasi synonyms, though they do have some differences as shown below.
Liposuction: is the removal of medium size to large amounts of contour fat to reduce the tops and mounds that portray a heavy and sloppy appearance. These include areas like below the jaw, higher arms, outer bazongas, lower abdomen, flanks, hips, and thighs.Liposculpture: is the removal of tiny to medium amounts of fat in rather normal to full areas to sharpen features, intensify the muscles beneath and make a more cut appearance in the neck, lower cheeks, higher stomach, outer bum, calves, and ankles. Some cosmetic surgeons refer to Liposculpture when the fat removed its use to refill sunken areas (Lipofilling or Lipostructure), to get a global transforming of the areas to be handled.
Liposuction is a cosmetic surgery Maryland most suitable for patients with good skin elasticity and a fair amount of excess fat beneath the skin. Dr. Milles is a surgeon in DC and MD
