Don't be scared of general anesthesia. General anesthesia actually give the anesthesiologist the most control over your body, which can lead to a smoother surgery. However, in many cases IV sedation is appropriate as well. The anesthesia decision should be made between you, your surgeon and...
Thanks for the question. After Liposuction surgery, 3-9 months you still see progress in the performance of the surgery. After 1 month you will still have swellings and it is still early to say something about the final result. You should follow up the progress with your surgeon. I wish you all ...
Lumps after liposuction can be caused by several factors, including:1. Swelling and inflammation: It’s common to experience swelling and inflammation after liposuction, which can create temporary lumps or irregularities. This usually resolves as the body heals.2. Uneven fat removal: If the s...