Risks of liposuction

Nowadays, many people no longer undergo liposuction surgery, but instead do lipofilling, which is to recycle the fat extracted from the body and then inject it into other parts that look uncoordinated. However, although this is a good technology, lipofilling has great risks, especially liposuction itself has risks, which is something everyone needs to be particularly careful about.

People who want to have liposuction should be aware that liposuction can only remove fat from certain parts of the body, with the main goal of improving body curves. In order to take into account physical health and surgical safety, it is not suitable for the purpose of weight loss.

Liposuction does not help with weight loss

People who want to have liposuction should be aware that liposuction can only remove fat from certain parts of the body, with the main goal of improving body curves. In order to take into account physical health and surgical safety, it is not suitable for the purpose of weight loss. As for those who are too obese, they should consult doctors and nutritionists to find the right way to lose weight, that is, to rely on a balanced diet and proper exercise to achieve weight loss without harming their health. For some parts that cannot be reduced, liposuction surgery can be used to achieve a perfect body shape.

Liposuction cannot remove the harm caused by obesity

A recent study in the United States found that liposuction surgery can only help people lose weight, but has no preventive or improving effect on health problems caused by obesity such as cardiovascular disease and diabetes. Liposuction can only remove the fat under the skin of obese people, which is the fat that poses the least threat to health. Animal experiments have shown that fat accumulation in the internal organs is the culprit for hyperlipidemia. These deep fat accumulations reduce the body's sensitivity to insulin and increase people's risk of diabetes. They may also secrete substances that can trigger inflammation, leading to cardiovascular disease. These substances will also enter the liver directly, making it impossible for the liver to normally control the blood sugar and cholesterol levels in the human body. Liposuction is at most a cosmetic procedure and does not provide any health benefits.

Liposuction can easily damage subcutaneous tissue

The method of liposuction surgery is to cut a small hole at the surgical site, insert the liposuction tube into the fat layer, and then use the negative pressure of the liposuction machine to suck out the fat. Traditional liposuction surgery uses high-vacuum liposuction. After the subcutaneous fat is sucked into the liposuction tube, the tube is moved back and forth to scrape the fat off and then extracted. In addition to destroying fat cells, it is also easy to damage other subcutaneous tissues. It is more prone to bleeding and bruising during the operation.

Sometimes during the operation, we are afraid that the patient will lose too much blood and not be able to extract too much fat, and the operation is also quite painful afterward. Moreover, because the diameter of the liposuction tube is relatively thick, the liposuction area will be limited, and the liposuction area is prone to unevenness.