The dangers of liposuction for weight loss

Liposuction is a modern weight loss method that many women who are keen to lose weight are concerned about. Although this procedure has an immediate effect on weight loss, some people will worry that liposuction can produce side effects. So, what do we have to know about the dangers of liposuction for weight loss?

Liposuction causes sagging skin

Skin laxity after liposuction is a phenomenon that is bound to occur. This is due to the fact that liposuction surgery technology is constantly being updated and there will inevitably be certain imperfections in the process, which results in skin recoil and makes the skin lax. At the same time, liposuction will definitely lead to a reduction of body fat and the skin becomes less elastic, which is also a common cause of sagging skin.

Liposuction causes numbness in the nerves

The main nerves of the human body are located in the muscles, while the peripheral blood vessels and nerves exist in the fat. After liposuction surgery, the peripheral nerves are easily damaged and can easily lead to numbness in the human body, which usually takes about six months to recover. So don't think that liposuction is absolutely safe, it must be performed within the body's tolerance range, the more liposuction, the more likely it is to be dangerous, generally the best amount of liposuction at a time is 2000 to 5000 ml is better, the weaker or older people should be controlled at about 3500 ml.

Uneven skin after liposuction

For example, if the liposuction is only for the abdomen, if the fat of the upper abdomen is extracted in large amount, although the abdomen will become flat, but from the side view, the figure will become sunken, the correct liposuction method should be a balanced liposuction for the upper and lower abdomen, in order to achieve a perfect curve. The correct method of liposuction should be to perform comprehensive and balanced liposuction on the upper and lower abdomen in order to achieve the purpose of shaping perfect curves.

Liposuction surgery to destroy subcutaneous tissue

The main practice of liposuction is to cut a small hole at the operation site, stick the liposuction tube into the fat layer, and use the negative pressure of the liposuction machine to suck out the fat; while traditional liposuction surgery uses high negative pressure liposuction to suck out the fat, which will not only destroy the fat cells but also other subcutaneous tissues, and it is easy to bleed during the surgery and painful after the surgery.

Liposuction causes hematoma, seroma

Hematoma can be caused if the blood vessels are damaged during liposuction and there is a high concentration of bleeding, resulting in poor venous return; seroma is caused by fluid leakage, poor drainage and uneven pressure. If these two conditions occur during liposuction surgery, proper bandaging must be performed immediately.