What are the dangers of liposuction for weight loss?

With the continuous improvement of living standards, more and more people have become obese, and liposuction has become more and more popular. So what are the dangers of liposuction?

Liposuction weight loss hazards 1. Rebound

There are different fat layers in the body. Generally, 0.5cm-1cm of shallow fat is retained. When there is excess fat during the body's recovery process, it will still absorb fat from other places, thus causing rebound.

The second harm of liposuction weight loss: loose skin and sunken skin

Liposuction surgery is currently uneven, with differences in technical equipment, and less fat stored under the skin. Uneven pressure control during liposuction can also cause skin sags, skin rebound, and sagging. Loss of body fat and lack of skin elasticity can also lead to sagging skin.

Liposuction weight loss hazards 3. Bleeding

Improper liposuction can easily cause traumatic bleeding. Bleeding is often caused by a long operation, too large a range of liposuction, anesthesia absorption, or postural hypotension caused by standing suddenly.

Liposuction weight loss hazards 4. Hematoma, edema, and serum edema

High-concentration bleeding after vascular injury is prone to hematoma. Seroma is caused by fluid leakage, poor drainage, and uneven pressure. Hematoma and serum swelling will disappear only after proper bandaging.

In summary, liposuction is very harmful and has many potential risks. Moreover, after liposuction, even if the weight is reduced, the uneven body shape caused by sagging skin will still make the body shape ugly.