Liposuction is an aesthetic surgery recommended for eliminating localized fat deposits. The primary goal of liposuction is not weight loss, but rather the removal of localized fat from specific areas of the body and body contouring.
Many individuals who do not have children but plan to, and who complain about localized fat deposits, believe it would be more appropriate to postpone this procedure until after pregnancy. However, since fat cells and fat receptors in these areas will be reduced with liposuction surgery, there will not be excessive fat accumulation in these areas due to weight gained during pregnancy, and the body will be able to maintain its shape. Otherwise, if prominent areas gain excessive weight, stretch marks will be more prevalent. The treatment of stretch marks is quite difficult and limited.
There are many different devices used in the market for liposuction surgeries, so which one should we choose? Vaser Liposuction is used as the latest technology in liposuction surgeries. Vaser Liposuction is a device that works like the older Ultrasonic Liposuction technology but intervenes more selectively in fat tissue. Vaser Liposuction selectively breaks down fat tissues with ultrasound waves without harming nerves, blood tissues, or other beneficial tissues. This way, it is possible to break down more fat tissue.
Compared to older liposuction methods, Vaser Liposuction results in much less bleeding, bruising, and pain, and recovery is much faster. Vaser Liposuction also prevents skin sagging that may occur after surgery. It even tightens sagging skin to some extent.
Generally, a person who has undergone liposuction surgery can resume normal activities and return to work after 4 days. After liposuction surgery, physical therapy is recommended to the patient at intervals between 15-45 days. Additionally, Ultrasound, Medical LPG, Endermolab, and Slim Up applications are also recommended after liposuction surgery. These applications will accelerate healing and ensure better results and appearance.
