liposuction 360

hi, this is dr. hourglass, and welcome toanother video in our channel star bodies. today we are going to discuss contour irregularitiesafter liposuction. in this channel we discuss everything you need to know to get that star body that you want. welcome back. liposuction is one of the most commonly performedprocedures in cosmetic surgery, and contour irregularities are not as uncommon as you might think. liposuction, in essence, sucks fat in areasthat have excessive fat, but depending on the patient and the level of your skin, amount of skin, and elasticity, it will be the reason of you developing some sort of contour irregularities.

the best patients for liposuction are young patients with tight skin and a moderate amount of excessive fat. you need to understand that contour irregularities,many times, are not controlled by the surgeon, although a more talented surgeon can have better results. how your skin reacts and how your skin contoursafter the fat is removed, it depends on different factors. for example, depending on the amount of fatin any specific area, when fat is removed, essentially a potential space is created and the skin needs to redrape this new area that fat was removed. let’s assume that this circle is the amountof fat that you need to remove. the skin is marked in yellow.

if the circle is very large, that means that you are going to have more skin to redrape a given surface area of the body once the fat is removed. the more fat you have, the more skin you aregoing to have, and the more likely is that you are going to develop a liposuction deformity. in addition, liposuction does very poorly in patients that have lost elasticity, they have stretch marks, or they have excessive skin. as a matter of fact, it is contraindicated in these patients with excess skin, because liposuction does not suck the skin out, itjust sucks the fat. even in patients that are young and have arelatively good skin tone,

liposuction can still have minor deformities that for themost part do not bother the patient, and this includes small areas of unevenness, etc. one thing that you need to realize even if the thickness of the fat is not even after surgery, most likely you are not going to notice this but if you gain weight, you are going to start noticing areas where fat is going to accumulate more than others due to the density of the fat will be more in certainareas than others. liposuction deformity is a risk that you needto accept prior to surgery, understanding not only the amount of fat that you have,your bmi, your excess skin, your elasticity is crucial to set expectation of what thisprocedure can do for you.

in this video, we have discussed liposuction deformities. next week we will discuss how to get a wasp waist. remember to comment below, share this video,like this video, and subscribe to our channel for more information, here at the star bodieschannel, only on youtube. also, you can log in to our website: for more information about your procedure and to see amazing surgical results. remember to log on to our hourglass tv for more information about your surgical procedures. on monday we have bootyman for everything related to buttock enhancement procedures. tuesdays: wonder breasts where we discuss topics related to cosmetic breast surgery.

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