Should I be concerned about having tumescent Liposuction, will it make my heart race?

Thank you for your question.  Usually during liposuction, your heart doesn't race like it does with dental procedures.  During liposuction, the lidocaine with epi is injected into the fat, whereas, during dental procedures, it's injected into the gums which are much more vascular and the epinephrine is absorbed much faster.

Generally speaking, patient undergoing liposuction under local or tumescent liposuction technique do not have racing heart even though some of them have it during dental procedures. The epinephrine (the product that can make the heart race) is not injected into a vein so that minimizes the chances of fast heart rate.I would encourage you to speak to you doctor about it and fully clarify your concerns.Best regards

The way the tumescent fluid is designed and used, it does not make the heart race.  The injection of epinephrine at the dentist can easily make your heart race if it is injected into a blood vessel, which is highly likely because of the vast number of vessels in the mucosa of your mouth.  The two things are not closely related.  If you were to have liposuction, you should have tumescent fluid.