Superwet Liposuction Surgery
This superwet liposuction surgical technique
replaces the dry method of liposuction by utilizing fluids that are pumped
into the tissues that will be surgically operated on. The wet method liposuction
differs from the tumescent method
because the targeted fat is not filled with as much fluid.
Superwet liposuction surgery uses a saline
solution that contains a local anesthetic and adrenaline that is injected
into the area the patient wishes to be treated. The solution allows the
fat deposits to break up easier so that the surgeon can extract it. In
addition, the extra fluid minimizes trauma that can occur to the surrounding
tissue. This allows for a reduced amount of pain as well as swelling.
Certain risks are reduced with the superwet liposuction technique because
the solution containing adrenaline decreases bleeding during the procedure.
See also 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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