Even with rigorous diet and exercise, stubborn fat deposits can persist on the body on the arms, abdomen, thighs, hips, flanks, etc. These fat deposits can detract from the bodys overall proportionality, and due to genetics, even routine diet and exercise may not be enough to get rid of excess fat. In these cases, a patient may consider cosmetic liposuction surgery.
Liposuction surgery seeks to remove excess fat from localized areas of the body and provide a surgeon with opportunity to smooth and contour the body. Liposuction can be performed on almost all parts of the body: the arms, chin, abdomen, flanks, hips, back, thighs (inner and outer) and the legs.
During a single liposuction surgery, two to three areas can be treated at once. At his Beverly Hills liposuction office, Dr. David Amron can schedule a consultation with his patients to determine whether he or she is a good candidate for liposuction. If he determines that the patient is a candidate, he will utilize a variety of different sized cannulas to remove excess fat from the area. Dr. David Amron makes a few tiny incisions in the area to allow better access and to remove fat in a uniform manner. These incision points are generally just a few millimeters long and heal so that they are almost indiscernible.
Dr. David Amron performs his liposuction surgery under tumescent liposuction, which is a local anesthesia. According Beverly Hills liposuction surgeon Dr. David Amron, tumescent liposuction yields a shorter recovery period and decreased risk of clot formation and other complications that may result from general anesthesia. In addition, patients can be up and walking around almost immediately after the surgery and resume normal activities within a few days. Regular activity and mild painkillers can reduce the minor swelling and bruising.
With his liposuction surgery patients, Dr. David Amron urges his patients to wear a compression garment for a determined amount of time post-liposuction to aid in the recovery process. Most liposuction surgeons agree that full results can only be seen after at least a couple of months, once the swelling is reduced and the remaining fat as settled.
Liposuction surgery is not a replacement for a healthy lifestyle or regular exercise. Dr. Amron urges his patients to refrain from crash dieting pre or post-surgery, as it can affect or alter the end result. For candidates who are healthy but have stubborn pockets of fat in localized areas, Dr. David Amron may suggest liposuction surgery to remove excess fat and to create a more proportional outcome.