Liposuction: 6 major myths

Every year, our body changes, aging and wear. For most of us, these changes are an unpleasant surprise - once strange to see in the mirror is not the charming beauty with perfect figure and flabby middle-aged woman. Despite our best efforts, a grueling diet and daily fitness classes, stubborn fat still clings to us like a street puppy.

Increasingly thinking about liposuction (fat removal surgical procedure), but I doubt the correctness of that choice? To post to spare and do not be disappointed in the result, get rid of the six misconceptions about liposuction before making a final decision.

Myth 1: lose weight after liposuction

Although liposuction removes fat cells actually in the abdomen, buttocks, thighs and forearms, they in no way contributes to weight loss. Liposuction is weight loss only if supported by a healthy balanced diet and regular fitness classes. By the way, not all lose weight with equal ease. Most of us have to work hard and suffer to get rid of all of a few extra kilos (even subject to strict diet and intense exercise). Liposuction is designed specifically for these cases, and it is in any case can not be a panacea for weight gain.

Myth 2: Liposuction removes cellulite

Cellulite and fat - are completely different things. The appearance of cellulite is caused by non-uniform intensity of the absorption of substances by fat cells, resulting in a density of fat tissue becomes nonuniform. In fact, liposuction may cause deterioration of cellulite. If your goal - get rid of the unattractive "orange peel", choose mesotherapy. This completely safe cosmetic procedure helps to eliminate the cause of the uneven accumulation of fat, and is effective in the fight against cellulite, and with excess fat. Among the other "advantages" of mesotherapy should be highlighted:

• Improving blood flow to a particular part of the body
• Dissolving excess fat deposits
• Remove hardened fibrous connective tissue
• Improving allocation of lymph
• Mesotherapy is a non-invasive nature of the
• Mesotherapy removes fat from fat cells
• Mesotherapy is used locally, in areas affected by cellulite Cellulite
• Mesotherapy does not require a long recovery

Myth 3: Liposuction helps to get rid of flabby or saggy skin

Liposuction is aimed at removing fat cells, so it does not help get rid of the skin, which is unnecessary after the removal of the adipose tissue. If you want to restore the elasticity of the skin, choose a tummy tuck, which is reduced to the surgical removal of excess skin and fat on the abdomen. In some cases, the lift can tighten the abdominal muscles. Do not expect that after liposuction, you will have a relief press. However, this procedure is still smoothes the treated areas of the body and gives them a path, but the longed-for result will have to sweat in the gym.

Myth 4: after liposuction fat will not come back .... ever!

This is one of the biggest myths about liposuction, the most common, erroneous and harmful. Most women believe that after liposuction they can forget about diet and fitness and has everything for fun, because most of the fat tissue is removed and the return of the hated kilograms they are not threatened. However, liposuction is removed, not all fat cells. If, after the procedure, the patient is strongly gaining weight, the extra weight to anneal to the rough areas of the body.

Myth 5: Liposuction will help solve psychological problems

Studies have shown that many patients after liposuction experience positive psychological changes, in particular, increase self-esteem, but as soon as liposuction can help to solve the more serious psychological problems. If you suffer from an eating disorder (anorexia, bulimia Bulimia: destructive lifestyle   etc.), and hoping that liposuction will save you from this disease, think twice. In fact, liposuction in conjunction with similar eating disorder can be disastrous, because patients rarely satisfied with the procedure and can not adequately assess his body. Eating disorders - not only a psychological problem that we face. Some people with depression Depression Confident that a change in appearance a positive impact on their mental health. But in this case, liposuction will bring only temporary relief, but did not eliminate the cause of the problem. If you suffer from an eating disorder or depression, seek help from a doctor or therapist, not a cosmetic surgeon.

Myth 6: The result of liposuction is noticeable immediately

Do not be surprised if in the morning you wake up after liposuction and discover that your volumes increased rather than vice versa. Be prepared for some swelling, which disappear in a few days, or even weeks. Weight some patients after liposuction also increases, due to fluid retention in the body. The result of liposuction in the first few days after surgery is very frustrating to many people. Significant improvements will be noticeable no sooner than two to three weeks after surgery.

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