


Liposuction


Rhode Island Liposuction Cosmetic Surgeon
Liposuction in Rhode Island is intended to remove excess fat from troublesome areas of the body. This can be done with three techniques: traditional, tumescent or ultrasonic.
In most procedures, small incisions are made near the areas to be suctioned. A cannula is inserted through the incision and is moved back and forth to vacuum the fat from the area. Liposuction can be performed on several areas of the body at the same time, based on the Rhode Island liposuction surgeon’s considerations. It can also be performed in conjunction with other body enhancing procedures such as breast reduction, breast implants, or abdominoplasty. At the Polacek Center our Rhode Island Cosmetic Surgeon, Dr. Lori Polacek is experienced and highly skilled in these procedures and the latest in cutting edge treatments resulting in exceptional results for her Rhode Island liposuction patients.
Good candidates for liposuction include patients who are close to their ideal body weight but still find they have excess fat or desire contouring in any of the following areas:
Liposuction should not be considered a substitute for weight loss. Rather, the best results are obtained when it is undertaken in conjunction with a commitment to a healthy diet and a regular routine of exercise.
Liposuction in Rhode Island can be performed on several areas of the body at the same time, and, in certain cases, can also be done in conjunction with other aesthetic procedures. Because of individual physical factors, not everyone will achieve the same results from liposuction. During your consultation Rhode Island Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Polacek will take into consideration your unique factors and review your treatment options for liposuction, including pros and cons of each procedure, potential risks and complications, recovery course, pre and post operative instructions, and esthetic outcomes.
Not everyone is a candidate for liposuction in Rhode Island. Patients who smoke, take medications or have certain medical conditions such as high blood pressure, blood clotting problems, diabetes or the tendency to form excessive scars should discuss potential risks with their surgeons.
Prior to all procedures, Aspirin and Anti Inflammatory drugs should be avoided.
