Liposuction for weight loss

Everyone has a desire for beauty. With the change of people's aesthetic concepts, the beauty of thinness has become popular. In order to have a slender figure, many women have embarked on the path of weight loss. They have tried various methods such as weight loss tea, weight loss medicine, and剧烈运动 and fasting, but the effect is not good. The term 'liposuction for weight loss' has begun to be known to people, and its effect is also worth paying attention to.

Liposuction for weight loss is a method of weight loss that achieves the goal of weight loss through surgery. Its principle is to use negative pressure to suck out the excess fat, reduce the subcutaneous fat layer, and thus achieve the true purpose of weight loss. Although the effect is quick, there are both advantages and disadvantages. No matter how small the surgery's trauma is, it cannot be said to be the most effective and safest method of weight loss.

Since the liposuction weight loss surgery was invented by French physician Yillus in 1977, this surgery has been developing. The reason why liposuction is popular is because of its effectiveness and selectivity. Effectiveness refers to the fact that liposuction can directly extract excess fat cells from the body and will not recur or rebound. Previous weight loss methods were just to dehydrate tissues including fat and muscle to reduce weight, but once the tissues regain moisture, everything would return to normal. It's like bouncing a ball, the harder you hit it, the higher it bounces back. The more dehydration, the greater the need for water in the tissues, so sometimes it can cause the paradox of losing weight but getting fatter. The selectivity of liposuction refers to the fact that it only aspirates fat in areas where you think there is too much fat without affecting the shape of other areas. Sometimes weight loss methods are not location-specific. In order to reduce the accumulation of fat in the waist, abdomen, and buttocks, the breasts that are not very full are also reduced, resulting in drooping and relaxation, which does not achieve the purpose of beautifying the body shape. Liposuction can make the most of its strengths and avoid its weaknesses, making the waist and abdomen thinner without changing the appearance of the breasts, making the buttocks smaller, and thus highlighting the height of the breasts.

In the late 1980s, Japanese physician Zhou Zhennan achieved success with the clinical application of high-dose granular fat injection, which brought about a qualitative change in liposuction. He treated the fat extracted and then injected it into the required areas, making simple liposuction weight loss become the purpose of using fat to achieve a complete change in body shape, which can truly be called a human sculpture project. Now this technology is only mastered by a few doctors, but its development prospects are very broad.

Some parts of the human body have some looseness, especially in some very overweight people. Generally, abdominal wall plastic surgery can be added to remove the excess skin. However, if not very overweight, due to the fact that liposuction removes both deep and superficial fat, the fat removal under the abdominal wall is relatively even, and 90% of people recover well after liposuction. If appropriate elastic skin compression is used during the surgery, it is more beneficial for the recovery of the abdominal wall.

The effect of liposuction for weight loss is very good, but there are also certain contraindications: deterioration of the function of important organs such as the heart, lungs, liver, and kidneys; those with psychological disorders, excessive expectations for liposuction, or overly strict requirements for their own body shape; those with insufficient subcutaneous fat tissue and severe skin relaxation;

Patients with allergy to lidocaine or metabolic disorders of anesthetic drugs; those with local skin infections or a lot of scars; heavy smokers and those with poor wound healing ability; patients with varicose veins and phlebitis in the lower limbs; pregnant or lactating women; patients with morbid obesity and nervously greedy eating disorder; patients under the age of 18, etc., should be prohibited from undergoing liposuction surgery.

Although the weight loss effect of liposuction is very obvious, it is not suitable for everyone. When choosing this surgery, everyone should combine their own situation and not blindly follow the trend. People with contraindications should pay more attention. Moreover, some parts of the human body cannot be liposuctioned. Inexperience or improper operation can easily lead to skin necrosis, unevenness, and other problems in these areas, resulting in lifelong regrets.