Liposuction in Turkey
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Generally, patients state in the postoperative course that liposuction is a serious procedure. They agree that people should take liposuction seriously and it is an important surgery which is considered an easier and less complicated because of less incision.

Particularly, patients who could able to maintain healthy eating habits are pretty satisfied with outcomes.

Liposuction can be repeated. However, removal of fat during the second session is more difficult than the first session.

Subcutaneous healing in the postoperative course allows connective tissue to increase. Thus, fat removal during the second session is more difficult. I slightly extend the duration of vaser procedure in the second session.

Firstly, liposuction is considered not only a fat removal surgery but also a body contouring surgery today. The aim of this surgery is to remove fat and provide a more beautiful and shaped body appearance especially for patients with regional fat accumulation.

In other words, patients whose weight is close to their ideal weight and who have regional fat accumulation create the most suitable patient group for liposuction.

The body parts, where liposuction is commonly performed, different for men and women. Women tend to gain weight from different regions than men due to hormonal factors. Women generally gain weight from abdomen, back, legs, arms and hips.

Therefore, liposuction is most commonly performed for these regions in women. Men more commonly gain weight in the trunk. Liposuction is most commonly needed for breasts (due to gynecomastia), abdomen and low-back region for men.

People who decide to undergo liposuction surgery should know that it is a body contouring procedure rather than a slimming surgery and expectations should be reviewed accordingly.

Another important issue to consider before liposuction is that this surgery can remove only fats located between skin and muscles. In other words, liposuction cannot remove fats found around abdominal organs.

Therefore, liposuction is not a viable option for patients with intra-abdominal fat deposition. Although no incision is made, a large of body is subject to the procedure in liposuction.

Therefore, blood counts should be within physiological ranges and there should be no co-existing disease, also called comorbidity. As is the case with all other surgeries, I recommended patients to quit smoking 4 weeks before and after liposuction procedures.