Liposuction Surgery (Lipoplasty) Guides

Liposuction

If you want to improve the appearance of a certain body part or smooth out an irregular body shape, you should undergo a complete physical exam with your cosmetic surgeon or board-certified plastic surgeon so he/she can determine if you are a good candidate for liposuction.

Liposuction is a surgery that depends on suction assistance to remove body fat using cannulas to fitrate solutions into the tissues and break down fat. Since liposuction aims to remove stubborn fat the best candidates are those who want to get rid of flabby areas in their body such as neck, thighs, arms, and abdomen.

With liposuction surgery, you will be given a general anesthesia. After the surgery, you may feel uncomfortable and tired so you may want to arrange for someone to drive you home. Discuss this with your surgeon before the day of your surgery. Also, before liposuction make sure your surgeon answers all your questions about liposuction along with having a complete understanding of what to expect during and after surgery and the complications or problems that may occur.

We hope that this introduction to liposuction surgery (lipoplasty) has helped you feel more comfortable taking your inquiry to the next step. In this guide, we'll take you through every possible way to research this decision. To the left of your screen, you can read through Liposuction by technique, by sex and through common problem area. If you have more questions, we encourage you to check out the Liposuction recovery and Liposuction cost and financing sections. You can apply for Care Credit patient financing above in the financing section.