Liposculpture (II)
The best candidates are people:
* Healthy and psychologically stable
* With normal weight or slightly overweight
* To have firm, elastic skin
* With lumps of fat in specific areas
* With realistic expectations of results
Care after surgery
The areas where the fat was extracted with elastic bandages are compressed to be used for two to three weeks once the patient recovered from anesthesia can go home, only prompted by a week rest, analgesics, anti-inflammatories and antibiotics to prevent infection, and five or ten days the stitches removed. The final results of Liposculpture surgery can be detected by the five or six months.
Complications:
It is generally considered a safe procedure if the operation is performed by certified specialists usually no complications. However, like all surgery, there are certain risks, which are reduced with a proper assessment by the physician. In some patients present accumulations of fluid and blood that need to be drained, they may also occur numbness and decreased sensitivity, which eventually recovers. In some patients there are ripples in the skin that will require further surgery and in rare cases infection occurs.