The main indication for liposuction is the presence of local forms of obesity with a violation of the contours of the figure.
The technique of liposuction involves the observance of certain rules and has its own peculiarities depending on the forms of fat deposits and their localization.
Liposuction of small volume can be performed under local anesthesia and in outpatient settings. Liposuction of large volume requires hospitalization of the patient for 1-3 days.
For the prevention of infectious complications in the preoperative and postoperative periods, when more than 500-700 ml of adipose tissue is removed, antibiotics are prescribed according to standard schemes.
At the same time, liposuction is undoubtedly the most dangerous of all aesthetic operations, as the development of infectious complications presents a real danger to life.
The nearest result of liposuction is evaluated after 2-3 months, when the tissue state in the zone of operation is normalized.
Skin scars, as an inevitable consequence of any open trauma or surgery, constitute one of the major problems of plastic surgery, as they remain for life and in many cases create a noticeable cosmetic defect.
The aesthetic characteristic of the scar is mainly subjective, since the scars of the same kind can absolutely suit one person and cause a depressive state in another.
In particular, it was found that the width of the scar is directly related to the healing conditions of the wound site concerned. The most important characteristic of these conditions is the tension on the seam line.
Lengthening of scars is necessary in those cases when scars of hypertrophic nature limit movements in the joints and (or) under tension cause unpleasant and even painful sensations.