What are the common hazards of liposuction? How to avoid them?

Although medical technology is very advanced now, it is undeniable that risks still exist. Many people with excess fat on their bodies will choose to go to the hospital for liposuction. So what are the common dangers of liposuction?

Common hazards of liposuction include:

Liposuction for weight loss hazards①: Excessive liposuction: The most common risk is excessive liposuction. If you liposuction too many parts or too large an area at one time, it will easily lead to excessive bleeding and anesthetic poisoning. Therefore, experts point out that the area of ​​liposuction each time should not exceed the area of ​​two palms, which is safer, and no more than 4 palms at most.

Liposuction harms ②: Improper depth: In addition to the amount of fat sucked, the depth is also an important factor affecting the quality of liposuction surgery and physical health. For example, if the fat is sucked too shallowly, the subcutaneous tissue and muscles will be connected together, forming a deformity. At the same time, too much subcutaneous fat will be sucked out, which will destroy the blood circulation of the skin, and may cause skin blisters or even necrosis, leaving scars after the operation, affecting the appearance; on the contrary, it is easy to cause heavy bleeding or damage blood vessels.

Liposuction harms ③: Postoperative complications: Risks during liposuction surgery exist, but the problems that arise after liposuction are also very serious. It is understood that the infection rate of such surgery in regular hospitals is about 2% to 5%, which mainly depends on the hospital's sterile conditions, the doctor's operation, the patient's physical condition, postoperative recovery conditions and many other factors.

How can we avoid the harm of liposuction?

To ensure the good effect of liposuction and avoid risks, we must pay attention to the correct amount and level of liposuction. Generally, the amount of fat extracted in one liposuction surgery should not exceed 4000ml. The understanding and consultation of the surgical process must not be hasty and must be done thoroughly. At the same time, for the question of whether liposuction is safe, it is very important to choose a reputable hospital for surgery. The general standards for choosing a liposuction hospital are as follows:

1. The hospital respects, understands and has a high sense of responsibility for liposuction patients.

2. The doctor's superb liposuction techniques and skills.

3. The hospital has equipment and instruments that are superior, stable and reliable.

4. Comprehensive and in-depth preoperative interview and preoperative examination of blood and major organ functions.

5. Strict sterile environment and aseptic operation.