Facial Liposuction

The face is such a part of the body that can’t be exercised or toned naturally. In most of the cases, what you see is what you get and there is really no in-between. This is majorly a problem for those individuals who tend more to store fat in the facial area. Double chins, chubby cheeks, and lumpy necks are all common facial concerns that cannot be worked off. Liposuction is a modern cosmetic surgery that can finally provide the answer to this age-old problem.

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This method is also known as lipoplasty and is a popular technique that takes out fatty deposits in particular areas of the body. When used on the face, there are some additional complications that need to be dealt with.

Facial Liposuction – Is it Appropriate for You?
By any chance, if you wish to undergo this procedure, ensure that you’re in good health. Always discuss your goals with your surgeon so that you can reach a common point of understanding about what can be achieved logically and whether this procedure is the best way to achieve these aesthetic objectives. Remember, this procedure cannot be carried out if you are considering losing weight. It’s better to postpone it as weight loss might affect the look of your face. In order to get the best possible results out of this cosmetic procedure, you must select a qualified board certified facial plastic surgeon having extensive experience in this procedure.

While you are consulting with the surgeon you can also request for before and after photos of some people who have undergone this procedure before. This procedure is generally performed with light sedation plus local anesthesia unless you’re having other facial procedures carried out at the same time. In such a case, your surgeon might opt for general anesthesia. On its own, facial liposuction typically takes about 45 minutes to an hour to perform.

Recovery after the Procedure
Recovery after this procedure is not as grueling as with a facelift or some other more invasive facial rejuvenation procedures. There will probably be some mild discomfort that can be controlled with prescribed or approved over the counter painkillers. Some swelling and bruising are also normal, so ask the surgeon whether there’s anything you can do or take to help lessen it.

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