Lipomodeling is a low- invasive plastic surgery involving the use of one's own fat to eliminate cosmetic defects of the body. This type of correction restores the contours of the figure, aligns the relief. The lipomodelling procedure appeared at the beginning of the 21st century, its technique is constantly being improved. Lipomodeling helps to remove bumps on the body, for example, rejuvenate the hands.
Content
- 1 Indications
- 2 Procedure
- 3 See also
- 4 References
Indications
- broken body contours (e.g. replacement of tissue defects resulting from injuries or surgeries);
- unaesthetic hips and abdomen;
- breast asymmetry;
- Poland syndrome [1] ;
- X-shaped curvature of the legs.
Procedure
Depending on the volume of surgery, both local anesthesia and general anesthesia are used . Aspiration of adipose tissue with a syringe from the "problem areas" is transferred to other anatomical zones. The impact of the syringe is atraumatic and leaves minimal traces. At the end of the operation, special tightening adhesives are glued to the treated areas, which reduce the likelihood of swelling .
See also
- Lipofilling
- Liposuction
- Endoscopic facelift
Links
- ↑ Emmanuel Delay, Libor Streit, Gilles Toussoun, Sophie La Marca, C Ho Quoc. Lipomodelling: An important advance in breast surgery . ResearchGate . Acta chirurgiae plasticae 55 (2): 34-43 (January 2013). Date of treatment February 8, 2017.