Fat and Cellulite - Bid Adieu To Unwanted Fat

Salt Lake City Utah does not remind you, first, of cosmetic surgery but like other American cities it has specialist surgeons in a particular type of liposuction. The surgeons can work miracles and wonders on fatty tissue and cellulite. The back ground of this cosmetic procedure and the perfect tumescent liposuction patient, are described here.

Invented in 1974, it became popular in Europe before it came to the US. Cheap and safer techniques came in to being in 1980s. For removing fatty tissue and cellulite by suction, the available methods are: internal and external liposuction, the wet, dry and tumescent procedures of which the last one is the least painful and the most popular. Salt Lake City tumescent liposuction surgeons inject an anesthetic fluid directly in to fatty tissue and inflate it.

Fat is easily removed, in this swollen state. It stops bleeding and causes fewer traumas.Tumescent liposuction and ultrasonic liposuction are done at tandem. After the injection of tumescent solution, an ultra sonic device is applied internally or externally. The sound waves melt fat. A cannula or a metal rod is used to suction liquid fat through vacuum.

The advantages of all these liposuction procedures are many. Internal or direct application to at is much better than the external application. The adrenalin in the injected solution prevents blood loss and lidocaine reduces pain. It has a swelling agent also.

In the older “wet” method there was no swelling agent in the injected saline. The Salt Lake City tumescent liposuction surgeon can assure the patients of the great risk reduction in the latest tumescent and ultra liposuction methods.

How Can A Salt Lake City Tumescent Liposuction Help You
The surgeon treats only healthy patients who are also mentally sound. Liposuction is not for obese patients. It is not done for weight loss. It removes excess fatty tissue particularly cellulite on the belly, thighs, buttocks and arms and fatty breast tissue in men. Consult a good surgeon who will answer any question you have about risks and if the procedure is best suited for them.

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