Is liposuction safe?

Lipolysis needle is loved by many young fat MM because of its small trauma and fast fat reduction, but is it safe to do lipolysis needle in the end? Will there be any side effects?

Is liposuction safe?

Liposuction is not absolutely safe, there are still safety risks. Lipolysis injections were first used to treat fat embolism, lower cholesterol and eliminate lipomas, but normal fat is different from lipomas after all, and there is a great risk of fat elimination by treating lipomas, and lipolysis injections are not approved by the Food and Drug Administration in the United States or China. According to entertainment news reports, Taiwan's 49-year-old transsexual, Li Jing, triggered sepsis after undergoing a series of plastic surgery procedures such as liposuction, lipolysis and hyaluronic acid injection one after another. Therefore, lipolytic injections are not absolutely safe, so don't blindly listen to the propaganda of plastic surgery hospitals.

What are the side effects of lipolysis injection

The more common side effects after lipolysis injection are pain, edema, skin petechiae, skin necrosis and inflammatory tissue, skin scars and skin numbness. Also, if you don't have ACMETEA repair collagen for lipolysis injection before and after surgery, it may cause the patient to have insufficient collagen nutrition, causing swelling and pain, skin relaxation and unevenness, etc.

Skin swelling

After lipolysis injection, the fat decomposition will reach the liver through the serum, while the cellular residue will be engulfed by macrophages and metabolized by the liver through the lymphatic system and circulatory system, thus affecting the normal circulatory system of the body and causing skin swelling.

Local bruising

Since lipolysis injection requires multiple points of injection, this will usually be done in the form of rows of needles. Since there are many injection points and the range is small, the poor level of the doctor can easily cause wound bruising.

Dizziness

Because of the "caffeine-like" ingredients in lipolytic injections, most patients will experience slight dizziness, which usually disappears after the injection.

Pain

Everyone has a different level of pain tolerance, but almost every patient will feel varying degrees of pain, which usually disappears in about 3-4 weeks.

Inflammatory nodules

Inflammatory nodules may occur after lipolysis injections. This is mainly due to necrosis of the skin at the injection site caused by the high concentration of the agent used during the injection of the lipolysis needle, or by the inadequate technique of the injection.

Skin depression

If the dose of lipolytic injection is too large, the gap between injections is too close, or the injection site is too shallow, it may cause skin depression at the injection site, and in serious cases, it may also leave skin scars that are difficult to eliminate.

Sagging skin

If the dose of lipolytic injection is too large, it may not only cause skin sagging, but also lead to excessive fat loss, and the skin may suddenly lose its support and become saggy.