| Tumescent liposuction: An end to surgical dangers |
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| Monday, 18 December 2006 | |
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In the procedure for tumescent liposuction a large amount of anesthetic solution is injected into the targeted areas of fat. This injected fluid causes the targeted areas to become swollen and firm or “tumescend”. This in turn facilitates the canulla to move smoothly under the skin of the treated area. This technique controls blood loss and results in very little swelling. Who are the ideal candidates for tumescent liposuction? Any person who is considering traditional liposuction is a good candidate for tumescent liposuction. Any area can be treated under tumescent liposuction but areas that require more accuracy such as the face, neck, ankles, arms and calves are mostly treated by this technique. A person having large areas of excess fat is also best treated by tumescent liposuction. How long does it takes to recover? Patients treated under tumescent liposuction recover faster than under traditional liposuction. There is significantly less bruising with tumescent liposuction because of:
For faster recovery, the drainage of fluid can be maximized by:
Although tumescent liposuction is the safest form of liposuction, patients still face some risks and complications. The specific risks associated with tumescent liposuction are:
What are the benefits of tumescent liposuction? Tumescent liposuction by local anesthesia allows a patient to remain conscious throughout the procedure. It uses microcannulas that generate extremely smooth cosmetic results. Tumescent liposuction solution shrinks widespread capillaries resulting in minimal bleeding during the surgery. Tumescent liposuction is by far the safest form of liposuction. Minimized surgical blood loss, less bruising and swelling and reduced pain make it the preferred technique with both doctors and patients alike. |
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