I see some people having issues with being burned. Is this common and how does it happen? What can be done to orevent that?
Answer: Burns after Liposuction? Lola. Not sure i know what you mean about burns associated with liposuction, but there can be a "friction" type of burn or irritation secondary to the liposuction cannula rubbing the skin adjacent to the small incisions used in liposuction. That type of burn can be prevented by dabbing antibiotic ointment around the incision sites. I have found this effective in preventing friction burns from the liposuction cannula. Also burns can be caused by laser lipo suction machines. Be sure to consult with a board certified plastic surgeon. Good luck!
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Burns after Liposuction? Lola. Not sure i know what you mean about burns associated with liposuction, but there can be a "friction" type of burn or irritation secondary to the liposuction cannula rubbing the skin adjacent to the small incisions used in liposuction. That type of burn can be prevented by dabbing antibiotic ointment around the incision sites. I have found this effective in preventing friction burns from the liposuction cannula. Also burns can be caused by laser lipo suction machines. Be sure to consult with a board certified plastic surgeon. Good luck!
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Answer: Liposuction and burns Burns can occur from a laser used for "laser lipolysis" (Smartlipo), and also from ultrasonic liposuction. The laser and ultrasound devices used for liposuction generate heat that can lead to burns. Consider the tumescent technique of liposuction - the safest technique.
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October 20, 2016
Answer: Liposuction and burns Burns can occur from a laser used for "laser lipolysis" (Smartlipo), and also from ultrasonic liposuction. The laser and ultrasound devices used for liposuction generate heat that can lead to burns. Consider the tumescent technique of liposuction - the safest technique.
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October 11, 2016
Answer: Burns from liposuction A true burn can happen with liposuction devices that cause heat such as the laser lipolysis devices ( i.e Smartlipo) and ultrasonic lipo devices (i.e Vaser). Some patients develop friction burns ( not really a true burrn) at the access sites from the cannula moving back and forth but those often heal without problems.
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October 11, 2016
Answer: Burns from liposuction A true burn can happen with liposuction devices that cause heat such as the laser lipolysis devices ( i.e Smartlipo) and ultrasonic lipo devices (i.e Vaser). Some patients develop friction burns ( not really a true burrn) at the access sites from the cannula moving back and forth but those often heal without problems.
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May 4, 2019
Answer: Burns during lipo These can be caused by using too much ultrasonic, laser or radiofrequency during the procedure. Doing lipo without these devices will not lead to burns except at the incision sites. These can be caused by friction. Make certain that you consult with a very experienced board certified plastic surgeon who knows what he (she) is doing with these devices.
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May 4, 2019
Answer: Burns during lipo These can be caused by using too much ultrasonic, laser or radiofrequency during the procedure. Doing lipo without these devices will not lead to burns except at the incision sites. These can be caused by friction. Make certain that you consult with a very experienced board certified plastic surgeon who knows what he (she) is doing with these devices.
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