Is There Any Sides Effects With VASER Hi DeF?

AVE GURNEE, Ill. - Oct. 25, 2017 - PRLog -- How Does It Differ From Traditional Liposuction?

Liposuction is a cosmetic surgery done for body contouring by removing unwanted subcutaneous fat. Despite it can remove up to 5liters of fat from the body, this procedure is not for weight loss. Many seeking patients get confused about it. This article explains the why's and how's about the difference between body contouring and weight loss.

Liposuction can be done on any selected part of the body, the abdominal area being the most common. The procedure is done with the use of a thin metallic tube called cannula which is inserted into the body to break down subcutaneous fat, which is then finally aspired out of the body.

The surgery is a minimal invasive procedure, which is done under the administration of local anaesthesia, on an outpatient basis. This means the patient can stay awake and yet without any discomfort or pain and go home the same day of the surgery.

What are the advantages of VASER Hi Def?

·         Hi-Def procedure uses local anesthetic to perform the treatment.

·         The procedure can be performed in a clinic setting with no need for any overnight or hospital stay.

·         The treatment is specially designed for enhancing body or existing abdominal or torso muscles are enhanced resulting in defined toned athletic look.

·         With the help of Vaser Hi Def (https://www.harleybodyclinic.co.uk/) and Mid Def it helps in highlighting vertical lines of muscles, hips and waistline where Hi Def provides more sculpted look.

·         Men who want to reveal their six packs, obliques, pectorals and serrratus muscles, the best option for them is this procedure.

·         With Vaser assisting the procedure makes fat extraction for precise with better contouring and less incisions.

What Are The Side-Effects With This Procedure?

Many people faces discomfort for first few days requiring pain medications and some bruising occasionally, and one may experience swelling for the first few weeks. It is advisable to avoid and refrain oneself from strenuous activities for at least two to three weeks after surgery where majority of discomfort, bruising and swelling will subsides within two to five weeks. All the complications and help will be discussed with the patients prior to treatment in consultation period and there should be open communication between both the patients and surgeon to have a clearer understanding of patient's aesthetic desire from the treatment.