
Power
Assisted Liposculpture is a procedure similar to Liposuction,
the only difference being that the cannula moves gently but
rapidly breaking down and suctioning out fat. The technique
for Power Assisted Liposculpture is used to sculpt difficult
areas like back, flanks and male breast.
What areas of the
body are commonly treated by Power Assisted Liposculpture?
The areas of the body
commonly treated in men and women by Liposuction or Power
Assisted Liposculpture are:
- Flanks or "love handles"
- Breasts (during Breast
Reduction)
- Abdomen (during Tummy
Tuck)
- Under the chin, jowls and
neckline
- Inner thighs (during
Thigh Lift)
- Hips, buttocks (saddle
bags)
- Inner knees, lower legs,
ankles
- Body Lift
- Upper arm (during Arm
Lift)
- Surgical correction of
enlarged male breast tissue (Gynecomastia)
Who is an ideal
candidate for Power Assisted Liposculpture?
If you are a man or a woman
who is not obese but has localized, unwanted fat deposits with
overlying skin that is not lax or sagging, then you are an
ideal candidate for Power Assisted Liposculpture.
What does the
procedure for Power Assisted Liposculpture involve?
A tiny incision is made over
the area where localized fat deposits are to be removed. A
thin suction tube (cannula) is inserted and is connected to a
vacuum, which will suction out the fat layer that lies deep
beneath the skin. The thin tube vibrates gently but rapidly
making the procedure quicker but at the same time less
traumatic. The cannula dislodges and breaks the fat cells in
the surrounding area. A syringe depending on your surgeon’s
preference can also provide the suction action. Incisions will
be made very carefully to keep them as inconspicuous as
possible. During Power Assisted Liposculpture, large amounts
of fluids and some blood may be lost along with fat.
Intravenous fluids will replenish these during and after Power
Assisted Liposculpture surgery.
How do I prepare for
Power Assisted Liposculpture?
Loose only that much weight
which you can realistically keep off after the Power Assisted
Liposculpture surgery. Inform your surgeon and anesthetist
about all the medications (prescription as well as
non-prescription medications including vitamins, mineral and
herbal supplements) before Power Assisted Liposculpture
surgery. If you are taking birth control pills, stop taking
them 1 week before Power Assisted Liposculpture surgery. Stop
smoking and drinking at least 2 weeks before Power Assisted
Liposculpture surgery. Do not eat or drink any thing at least
12 hours before Power Assisted Liposculpture surgery. If you
will be getting Power Assisted Liposculpture done on an
outpatient basis, make arrangements for someone to take you
home and also help you at home for a couple days after Power
Assisted Liposculpture.
What to expect
during the recovery period after Power Assisted Liposculpture?
If Power Assisted
Liposculpture is performed on an out patient basis, you will
be allowed to go home 1 - 2 hours after the Power Assisted
Liposculpture procedure. If Power Assisted Liposculpture is
being performed in a hospital, then you will be allowed to go
home 2 days after the Power Assisted Liposculpture procedure.
You will be instructed to wear a snug elastic garment
(compression garment) over the area that has been treated by
Power Assisted Liposculpture. Your stitches will be removed
after 7 - 10 days following Power Assisted Liposculpture.
Avoid strenuous activities including exercises, sports,
lifting weight etc for the next several weeks following Power
Assisted Liposculpture. You can resume your non-strenuous
activities within a week following Power Assisted
Liposculpture.
What is the outcome
of Power Assisted Liposculpture?
Power Assisted Liposculpture
removes fat cells permanently. However, if you gain more than
10% of your weight, then the remaining fat cells only increase
in size and fat accumulates in other areas of the body where
Power Assisted Liposculpture was not performed. You will
normally see 90% of your results within 3 months of Power
Assisted Liposculpture surgery. With realistic expectations,
you will probably be pleased with your Power Assisted
Liposculpture surgery and your new look, which can be
maintained by sensible eating and regular exercise.

Benefits of Power
Assisted Liposculpture
- Shorter operative and
anesthesia times, thus translating into reduced cost of
Power Assisted Liposculpture procedure
- Easy on you and your
surgeon.
- No injury due to skin
burns
- Increased effectiveness
in areas where there is fibrous tissue.
- Less swelling and
bruising
- Quicker recovery
Risks of Power
Assisted Liposculpture
- Infection - Keep the
incision wound clean
- Bleeding - Excessive
bleeding during the procedure or localized accumulation of
blood at the site of Power Assisted Liposculpture.
- Visceral perforation -
Perforation of bowel during abdominal procedure
- Prolonged numbness over
area due to permanent nerve damage.
- Shock due to internal
bleeding and loss of large amounts of fluids.
- Removal of too much fat
- Allergic reaction to
anesthesia
- Embolism -
Thrombophlebitis of leg veins especially occurs in women
taking oral contraceptives.
Alternatives to
Power Assisted Liposculpture
Liposuction - In this
procedure, lumps and areas of fat are removed by means of thin
tubes that are inserted in to the areas of body with fat
pockets through small incisions.

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