Do you know the dangers of whole body liposuction?

Correct liposuction can help us shape a perfect body. However, liposuction also has some harms. More and more people are beginning to pay attention to this issue. The harm caused by liposuction has become one of the factors that affect whether we can really lose weight. So what are the harms of liposuction?

The dangers of liposuction: skin depression

Because the liposuction instruments used during liposuction are relatively rough, and there is very little fat stored under the skin, the pressure cannot be evenly controlled during the liposuction process, which will cause the patient's skin to become sunken.

The dangers of liposuction weight loss: sagging skin

Although liposuction surgery technology is constantly developing and updating, there are still some imperfections, which may cause the patient's skin to rebound and become loose. In addition, because the fat in the body is suddenly reduced, the skin will lose elasticity and become loose.

Dangers of liposuction: numbness, itching, and hardening of the skin

The short-term numbness is due to the residual effect of the anesthetic. Usually, it will gradually recover after 10 days. However, when you feel that the numbness has improved, itching will appear. Generally speaking, after liposuction surgery, our skin will repair the liposuction site, which takes about 38 months.

Dangers of liposuction weight loss - rebound

There are many fat layers in the body. During liposuction, usually 0.5 cm to 1 cm of shallow fat will be retained. As the body gradually recovers, when there is too much fat, it will also absorb fat from other parts, which is called rebound. Therefore, liposuction is not a permanent solution. You still need to develop healthy eating habits and strengthen exercise.