What Are The Risks And Complications Of Vaser Liposuction?

Vaser Liposuction is the modified version of the traditional fat removal procedure and it cuts down the major cons of the conventional method. This latest technology emulsifies the stubborn fat deposits before the aspiration process and it doesn’t damage the connecting tissues and blood vessels during the procedure. It involves the usage of an ultrasound probe which can break up the fat before it is aspirated out.

The process of emulsifying the fat tissues before aspiring it out with the help of a hollow tube called cannula, promotes a faster healing time and also helps to reduce pain.

How Is The Procedure Performed?

Using a small probe, emitting high frequency ultrasonic energy to break up the fat tissues, helps in reducing the risks and complicacies which are highly associated with other fat removal methods. Most of the cases are performed under local anesthesia but for larger amount of fat removal one needs to have general anesthesia. After the anesthesia is applied, a saline wetting solution is used to numb the treatable area and shrink down the blood vessels. These safety measurements majorly help in minimizing the swelling and bruising which are pretty usual after any cosmetic procedure.

What Body Parts Can Be Sculpted By Vaser Liposuction?

The surgical procedure comes up with an increased level of safety and precision which enables the cosmetic surgeons to sculpt and contour the delicate body parts such as breasts, abdomen, love handles, neck, chin, thighs, hips, knees, backs and calves.

What Are The Possible Risks?

As it is said earlier, the risks of massive scars, swelling, bruising and pain are less with the advanced procedure but still some complicacies might occur during the healing procedure. Some of the most common risks are listed below:
• One might experience blood clots or fat clots which can cause serious illness by migrating to lungs.
• This surgical procedure results into certain fluid loss which can cause friction burns, low blood pressures or development of fluid and therefore it needs to be anticipated by a qualified surgeon.
• Though the usage of ultrasound technique is much safer than the conventional method, if it is handled by an inexperienced surgeon, there are chances of tissue and skin injuries. If the cosmetic surgeon applies too much fluid and lidocaine while preparing the solution which is used to numb the treatable areas, there is a chance of increased lidocaine toxicity.

No matter what type of lipo one opts for, the surgeon’s primary motto should be providing the candidate with an experience as pain-free as possible. In most of the cases, the post surgery pain depends upon how one’s body is able to handle pain and discomfort. Though a bit of discomfort and pain is usual after any surgical procedure of vaser liposuction but it will settle down after one’s body gets completely healed. However, almost every surgeon provides sufficient medication such as pain killers and anti-inflammatory for supporting the post operative pain and discomfort. One needs to follow the proper instructions given by the concerned surgeon who will conduct several follow-up sessions to track the record of the patient’s recovery procedure.

The aesthetic experts of Harley Body Clinic ensure to provide every candidate with sufficient safety measurements the post-operative complicacies. To know more about our successful Vaser liposuction surgeries one needs to log on to http://www.harleybodyclinic.co.uk/.

Harley Body Clinic
10 Harley Street
London W1G 9PF

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