
Tumescent Liposuction was popularized in Los Angeles in the 1970’s. Currently, Tumescent Liposuction remains the most common, and the safest, method of liposuction used in Beverly Hills and Los Angeles. The term “tumescence” refers to the swelling and firming of fatty tissues by the means of infusing fluid into the tissue. First, tiny incisions are made over the areas to be suctioned; then, the area is infiltrated with a salt water (saline) solution that contains an anesthetic (Lidocaine) and adrenaline which reduces blood loss and bruising. This reduction of blood loss through the shrinking of capillaries has been a great advance, enabling Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeons to remove much fat with minimal blood loss. Tumescent liposuction involves infusing the areas to be suctioned with a solution that equals two to three times the amount of the fat and fluid that will be suctioned out. In the Super-Wet technique of liposuction, however, the tissues are infused with an amount of fluid that equals the fat and fluids that will be suctioned. Super-wet involves the us
e smaller amounts of, or no, Lidocaine, thereby reducing the risk of Lidocaine toxicity.
Once the area has been sufficiently plumped up, the cosmetic surgeon removes these fat cells through the insertion of a liposuction cannula, a tiny wand like instrument that suctions and removes the loosened fat cells via a high-power suction machine. The fat then glides through transparent vacuum-like tubes as fat and fluid are suctioned from your body. Because of the fluid loss, you need to be monitored carefully by an experienced anesthesiologist who can balance your fluid intake and output throughout the procedure.
UAL- Ultrasonic Assisted Liposuction- Fat cells Explode with Ultrasound Energy
There is nothing arbitrary about this process. A skilled Liposuction specialist, like a sculptor, has to use his sense of sight and touch to assess the areas of fat buildup and to contour and sculpt these areas into an ideal form. It also requires a great deal of arm movement and exertion by the plastic surgeon, as he or she both suctions and sculpts. The tumescent liposuction technique has a low complication rate in and of itself, yet is also used as preparation for other kinds of liposuction techniques.
e smaller amounts of, or no, Lidocaine, thereby reducing the risk of Lidocaine toxicity.
Once the area has been sufficiently plumped up, the cosmetic surgeon removes these fat cells through the insertion of a liposuction cannula, a tiny wand like instrument that suctions and removes the loosened fat cells via a high-power suction machine. The fat then glides through transparent vacuum-like tubes as fat and fluid are suctioned from your body. Because of the fluid loss, you need to be monitored carefully by an experienced anesthesiologist who can balance your fluid intake and output throughout the procedure.
UAL- Ultrasonic Assisted Liposuction- Fat cells Explode with Ultrasound Energy
There is nothing arbitrary about this process. A skilled Liposuction specialist, like a sculptor, has to use his sense of sight and touch to assess the areas of fat buildup and to contour and sculpt these areas into an ideal form. It also requires a great deal of arm movement and exertion by the plastic surgeon, as he or she both suctions and sculpts. The tumescent liposuction technique has a low complication rate in and of itself, yet is also used as preparation for other kinds of liposuction techniques.


