Liposuction is the ideal way to treat disproportionate areas of fat deposition. Many of us store fat in an asymmetrical manner. The best way to find out if you're a candidate is to have a consultation with a physician who performs a lot of liposuction and can help you determine if this is right...
Answer to your question needs to address two issues. One and most importantly there's a limit of how much local anesthesia to be used to safely numb the area is being worked on otherwise you can risk having toxicity to a high-dose local anesthetic used. Secondly, sculpting the area occasionally...
Yes, it is safe to use chloraseptic prior to liposuction. The main concern with many over the counter preparations is their interference with anesthesia and the risk of bleeding. Whenever in doubt, it is always prudent to call your surgeon's office and discuss the use of any over the counter...
