Liposuction is a standard surgical procedure done for cosmetic purposes. In this process, the fat from the body is sucked out from specific areas. Some of the familiar places on which liposuction is performed are hips, upper arms, outer thighs, double chin and others. However, it must be noted that liposuction is not a weight loss surgery. You might indeed lose some weight in the process, but the primary purpose of liposuction is to help you tone some of the prominent body parts. It helps you get your desired body. A good plastic surgeon in Miami can help you get your dream body through this procedure.
Liposuction in Miami is conventional but is always good to look for an experienced doctor. When you get this procedure done by an expert plastic surgeon in Miami, you will see that your body is redefined and reshaped in the areas where diet or exercise did not have any effects.
A person with toned muscles and good skin elasticity is perfect for getting the procedure done. However, liposuction on hanging and loose skin might make things worse. It can actually be risky if vast volumes of fat are removed from the body. Therefore, it is always good to consult a plastic surgeon who has already performed it on many people. They can assess your skin and fat levels to give you the right advice.
Carlos Spera is a well-known plastic surgeon in Miami who have performed numerous liposuction in Miami, so he is the best person to consult. You can always drop by to his clinic or call him up for a consultation. For more details, you can visit www.carlosspera.com, where you can find all the relevant information related to liposuction in Miami.
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What is Liposculpture?
This procedure removes unwanted fat from various areas of the body. A thin cannula is inserted in small incisions, usually placed in oppurtune areas that are easily disguised. The fat is suctioned out with a strong vaccuum-like device.
Liposculpture
This technique is similar to liposuction, with the exception of thinner cannulas used more superficially allow the necessary skin retraction that can re-contour your body.
What areas can be treated with Liposuction and or Liposculpture?
The most frequent areas are the abdomen, waist, and back, in both men and women. Women also request the removal of fat from their lower extremities (outer and inner thighs, knees, etc). Neck contouring will also improve both men and women’s aesthetic appearance. The fat can be recycled to be used as a facial “filler (cheeks, lips, melolabial lines) or to enhance the gluteal area in women.
The results of liposuction are permanent due to the fact that we do not create new fatcells after puberty. When gaining weight, you increase the size of your existing fat cells. After tumescent liposuction, if you gain weight, it will go tot he remaining fat cells in your body.
Usually your liposuction surgery will provide fulfilling results. In rare cases, a second surgery will fine tune further results.
Some patients will notice improvemnt in their cellulite following liposuction, however it is not advised for that problem only.
Due to the use of smaller cannulas, the fibrous bonds under the skin remain intact. These then contract over time causing skin retraction that can even result in the disappearance of skin folds avoiding the necessity for surgical skin excisions.
Procedure
What is the tumescent technique?
This technique involves infiltrating a saline solution containing ‘local’ anesthesia and adrenaline to the areas of fat, to induce swelling. In addition and according to the patient needs, Dr. Spera treats the areas, with a new soft laser that helps the adipose cells to release the fat or with the “CONTOUR GENESIS” ultrasonic system that melts the fat.
Recovery
An elastic compression type garment is applied after surgery, to be worn for a few weeks. Depending on the complexity of the liposuction, you may stay overnight in our recovery suite, or go home to rest. Activities are gradually increased as tolerated. Normal activities are resumed after 3 – 5 days.
