Among the most performed medical procedures is liposuction. This consists of a localized elimination of excess body fat. Through a small incision, the area to be treated is entered, and the fat is dissolved with different tools. Then it is vacuumed to remove it from the body and thus it is possible to shape and contour the figure. Although it is a localized procedure, it affects the entire body. Patients have been very accepting of this treatment and there are many queries we receive about it. One of the most common is how much weight can be lost with liposuction. In this article we are going to answer this and other common questions about this procedure.
Although it is true that liposuction is associated with weight loss, it is worth clarifying that it is not a technique designed for that purpose. In addition, there are no definitive solutions that do not require more effort to lose weight. Beyond liposuction, it is necessary to accompany the treatment with certain changes in the daily routine of patients to achieve good results. The results obtained with liposuction are considered permanent, but if you do not lead an orderly life in matters such as diet and physical activity, it is possible that fat will accumulate again where it was previously removed. Solutions must be thought of in a personalized way for each patient, taking into account the possibilities of each body.