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Thank you so much for your question. Liposuction it is a major procedure which requires a corresponding anesthetic process, such as epidural or general anesthesia, doing liposuction without lidocaine can be traumatic and unprofessional for the patient.Please book an appointment with a board certified plastic surgeon and have a proper evaluation. Good luck!
Thank you for your question regarding whether you can liposuction without lidocaine. Yes, it is possible to perform liposuction without lidocaine. However, the procedure will have to be performed under general anesthesia. Lidocaine is a local anesthetic which numbs the tissues during the surgery as well as after the surgery. If you are concerned about lidocaine, the procedure can be performed without lidocaine. The surgery will need some form of anesthesia. You will need general anesthesia if you are not using lidocaine in the local anesthetic. In addition, your post operative requirements for pain medication will be higher than average because of the lack of lidocaine in the fluid. Either way liposuction can be performed without lidocaine in the tumescent solution. I hope this helps to answer your question regarding whether you can liposuction without lidocaine.
Dear Genuine241008,it is hard to tell for sure without an examination. If you are considering surgery, I would suggest you consult a board-certified plastic surgeon. Only after a thorough examination, you will get more information and recommendations.Daniel Barrett, MDCertified, American Board of Plastic SurgeryMember, American Society of Plastic SurgeryMember, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
I'm curious as to what you are afraid of regarding lidocaine?? Almost ALL present day liposuctions use tumescent fluid which contains: salt water, lidocaine (to reduce pain) and epinephrine (to reduce bleeding). Dr. Taranow
Lidocaine is almost always used for liposuction. With the procedure is done using anything less than general anesthesia the patient will need to be anesthetized with local anesthesia and lidocaine is the best drug for that. Even when general anesthesia is used plastic surgeons usually inject tumescent fluid before doing liposuction which contains two drugs, lidocaine and Epinephrine.It’s possible that tumescent solution could be made without lidocaine.Some context to your question might help.Best,My text from MD
I would recommend just a 360. It has to be done right, will removal of all fat. That way the skin will tighten up. Can add a little tightening like J plasma. I would do that first, then tummy tuck only later if you feel like there is extra skin. You just have to know you will not be all the...
Yes, lipo360 will make a good difference. You have about a liter and a half of fat that can be removed. The inner thighs are blocked or cut off in your photos.
Deal with the fibroids first then this is a medical issue than can cause a lot of bleeding with your periods and anemia. Once healed, then get liposuction if you want.
