Liposuction: Cosmetic Weight
Loss Surgery
Liposuction is the most commonly performed
and requested cosmetic weight loss surgery procedure in America. In 2001,
385,390 liposuctions were performed in the U.S. Liposuction is a relatively
safe weight loss surgical procedure that can have very beneficial results
for patients, but liposuction is not a substitute for weight loss and
dieting, rather it is intended for individuals who have areas of excess
localized body fat, or 'cellulite', that do not respond to regular diet
and exercise.
Liposuction body contouring surgery has the
best results with candidates who exercise regularly and are reasonably
close to their ideal body weight. Individuals with certain medical problems
will have a greater risk for liposuction complications.
For more information about liposuction, including
types of liposuction surgery and costs, click Questions
About Liposuction Surgery
Weight
Loss Surgery Information
How
Weight Loss Surgery Works - Morbid
Obesity - Morbid
Obesity Surgery
Treatment of Obesity
- Bariatric
Surgery Health Risks - Abdominoplasty
Gastric Banding - Gastric
Bypass - Mini
Gastric Bypass - Gastroplasty
Laparoscopic
Gastric Bypass - Roux
En Y Gastric Bypass - Lap
Band Surgery
Lap Band - Lap
Band FAQs - Biliopancreatic
Diversion - Duodenal
Switch
Liposuction - Liposuction
Surgery - Superwet
Liposuction - Tumescent
Ultrasonic Liposuction
- Tummy Tuck - Mini
Tummy Tuck - Stomach
Stapling
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