I have had 2 lipodissolve treatments with excellent results.I was a body piercer for 11 yrs and am well versed in aseptic procedure. i had an appointment with a cosmetic surgeon initially and pulled out before i was injected, because the nurse who came to 'prep'' the 'doctors 'sterile field washed her hands but made no effort to wear gloves while opening my sterile items (field pack, needles etc) if i behaved like that in my piercing studio i would have been shut down instantly! the doctor who did my lipodissolve was a çosmetic doctor. and she took as many precautions as i would expect going in for surgery! The fact is infection is bacterial, viral, fungal etc in origin, and anything unexpected like excessive redness, heat, itching needs to be seen by a medical professional immediately...waiting to 'see how it goes' is not a viable option. part of the problem is that people feel nervous about questioning their doctor, just because he has a qualification....you dont know that they didnt just scrape by and were last in their class...there are good and bad in all industries...if you think something isnt right or doesnt add...it probably doesnt...so while some procedures can go wrong and people can have bad reactions, after all there are people in the world allergic to water, it is not just the doctors responsibilty to make sure the procedure works, the patient also must be responsible for their aftercare and seeking help earlier rather than later whether it be lipodissolve, ear piercing or surgery
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