| Surgeons body warns against lipodissolve |
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| Wednesday, 16 May 2007 | ||
According to the society's warning, there are no published peer-reviewed scientific reports of properly controlled trials to confirm the safety of the procedure. The society also claims that there are numerous reports of complications arising from this procedure, including localized necrosis (death of the tissue), granulomas (disfigured tissue caused by inflamation) and bacterial infection. "Mesotherapy treatment centers are opening all over the country and these consumer outlets may not be staffed by trained medical professionals. Patients seeking fat dissolving treatments should be educated about the lack of clinical data supporting these treatments and cautioned to wait until there is reliable information to guide their decision," said Alan H. Gold, MD, president of the Aesthetic Surgery Education and Research Foundation (ASERF). "For now, the only proven method for eliminating unwanted fat cells is suction assisted lipoplasty [more commonly known as liposuction], a procedure that has a long and successful track record for both safety and effectiveness."
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written by Ranae, March 11, 2008 I don't want to loose any more weight,but my belly and love handles have got to go. Is lipo the answer? ...
written by Patty, January 23, 2008 I am planning to have abdominal lipo how safe can it be after almost a year of having a tummytuck? ...
written by Friend, November 27, 2007 A friend of mine is having this done. She said it is very,very painfull.She has had three children so she knows what true pain is. She said that she would NEVER wish this on anyone. ...
written by Vero, May 24, 2007 Is lipozap and liporazor a lipo dissolve treatment and what you speak of as not being approved. |
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