lipo surgery..

blanky12! · 25-07-2008, 07:23 AM

ok

so has anyone had this? how much does it cost? what are the after effect?

can anyone tell me

i just don't like being fat anymore

i've been trying to do something about it for 2 years ;/

also 1,000 posts!

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N-Dubz · 25-07-2008, 09:34 AM

go the gym

dont waste money.

lPinoy · 25-07-2008, 10:35 AM

I suggest going to the gym as well, i mean - A LOT.

Originally Posted by Private Health

Major complications and side effects following liposuction surgery are very rare. Every year many thousands of people undergo liposuction treatment and don’t experience any problems afterwards at all. However, anyone considering surgery should be aware of the risks as well as the benefits, and it is advisable to ask your surgeon about the hazards associated with liposuction surgery. Armed with this information you can then assess whether undergoing the operation is worthwhile and whether the benefits it will bring are important enough. Try to avoid being pressured by friends or people you know who have undergone the operation. You alone should be the one to decide if you want a lipoplasty. Take your time and gather as much information about liposuction as you can, so you can make a truly educated decision.

There are always risks associated with surgery involving anaesthetic, including an adverse reaction to the medicine, infection, and bleeding. Blood accumulations (haematomas) under the skin are possible, although this often resolves itself given time. Temporary numbness of the skin at the site of the operation may be experienced for a few days, and in very rare cases, a lack of sensation may persist or skin discolouration may appear. Occasionally contour irregularities or wrinkling of the skin can occur, but there are various treatments available in the unlikely event that this could happen to you. Sometimes an embolism may happen, which is when a piece of loosened fat enters the blood stream through ruptured blood vessels and travels to an organ. This is serious and would need immediate treatment, although again, it is a very rare complication of liposuction surgery.

The cost of liposuction varies with the technique used, number of areas of the body to be treated, amount of body fat to be removed, and whether you’re a male or female. Fat in a man is usually more fibrous or tougher, and is harder to remove, taking more time and effort in surgery. In addition, men are generally larger than women so there if often a greater quantity of fat to remove. For different liposuction prices consult several different practices or surgeons to find a price suitable to your budget. In the UK, Spire Healthcare Hospitals rate liposuction costs from around £2,000 to £5,150, while at a Ramsay Health Care hospital liposuction prices start from around £3,610. Other companies offer quotes on request only.

If you’re looking for some of the least expensive liposuction prices, why not consider travelling abroad for your operation? Bear in mind that you would also need to pay the cost of travel and accommodation expenses. The Treatment Abroad website provides comparisons of cosmetic surgery costs for over thirty countries around the world.