Traditional liposuction and Vaser

LONDON - April 2, 2014 - PRLog -- Vaser Liposuction is a viable advancement of traditional liposuction; in which therapeutic ultrasound is emitted through a liposuction cannula that can melt down targeted fat cells, that’s one feature the traditional technique can’t do. But the basic modem of the surgery is still the same which involves the same course of the procedure of making small incisions and inserting a cannula to break down the fat for an end result as to acquire a flat, firm yet curvaceous body contour.

Surgeons unanimously choose the ultrasound assisted Vaser liposuction probes can generate ultrasonic vibrations as it is more selective in targeting hard fibrous fat like that in love handles, bra folds and male breast or chest fat with minimal invasiveness and ease of performance.

Vaser Liposuction is indicated for a set of patients who ensure to be tolerant of the procedure with proper skin laxity, ideal body weight and to be physically fit, that is ensured only after formal evaluation of the patient and ideal candidates who are healthy and fit but have some little unwanted pouches of flab which they are delayed over.

Good skin elasticity is also an important attribute of the patient undergoing liposuction surgery. As we age or gain/lose weight we generally lose some skin elasticity. After the liposuction procedure we are depending on the skin elasticity to allow the skin envelope to “shrink” to fit the reduced contour resulting from the liposuction procedure. Based on your description of “saggy” skin I fear that you do not meet these criteria.

Vaser Liposuction (http://www.harleybodyclinic.co.uk/) was prominently established in the mid 80s as a worthwhile cosmetic surgery for body contouring wherein small bulging pockets of flab could be removed leaving a firm and curvy figure for the patient.  This is suction assisted tumescent liposuction which is now referred as traditional lipo was done under tumescent anaesthesia which makes the treatable area to be well prepare to tolerate the surgery by stiffening the capillaries, collagen, and blood vessels, thus limiting the amount of blood loss with the liquefied fat and body fluids.

Most surgeons prefer Liposuction (http://www.liposuctionlondon.org.uk/) over the manual probes because of the therapeutic ultrasound which appears to be more highly selective in targeting and liquefying the fat, minimizing risks of injury to the blood vessels and nerves. This selectivity for liquefying the fat cells means less tearing and injury to surrounding tissue, resulting in less bleeding, bruising and pain.

However, this the manual procedure is also widely still practiced and performed by surgeons with affably the same final results and it just that the Vaser equipments support much control and ease over the surgery that the surgeon needs to concentrate with some ease. Thus when seeking patients are subjected to look for the surgery they are regarded to concentrate on a surgeon’s background and reputation rather than choosing him/her by the tools he/she uses. Choosing the right surgeon is a very delicate job, which must be ensured by looking after the surgeon’s board certifications, past patient history, before after images and over all reputation in the medical field.