What are the risks and hazards of liposuction in waist and abdomen? Can it be avoided?

Hello, I'm also going to do liposuction on the waist and abdomen recently, so I know more and share it with you. First of all, liposuction on the waist and abdomen is a traumatic plastic surgery, and the risk is certain. Many statements on the Internet are not alarmist, but I only know that there are these postoperative hazards:

First, the postoperative skin is uneven. This problem is very common, mainly caused by doctors' technical problems and uneven fat absorption. If it's not serious, you can stick to wearing tight-fitting clothes and assist with proper massage and smoothing, and you can recover in a few months. In severe cases, the convex part absorbs fat and the concave part injects fat.

Second, local numbness after surgery. The reason is nerve damage, which may be caused by too much liposuction, too deep or too high pressure of negative pressure equipment and too fast operation. It usually takes a while to recover.

Third, local edema. The reason is tissue damage or swollen liquid residue caused by surgery. It will fade after a while.

Fourth, the problem of hematoma. The reason is that the liposuction action is too big or the dressing change operation problem leads to bleeding. It can be recovered after a period of time.

Fifth, subcutaneous nodules. There is a hard lump under the skin after operation, which is caused by tissue injury, hematoma organization and fat liquefaction. It can be recovered in about 3 months.

Six, bleeding, congestion. The reason is that liposuction leads to capillary rupture. You can recover in about 2 weeks.

Seven, inflammation and infection. If you have a long-term fever, local redness and pain, you may be infected. You should see a doctor in time.

Eight, the skin is slack. Very common problems, if the skin elasticity is good and the liposuction amount is not large, generally will not appear; If there is a problem, you can do it together with the face lift.

These are common risks, which I learned through online inquiry, consulting friends and doctors in Shanghai Linwei Hospital. It's not a big problem, and many will recover slowly. If abdominal wall perforation really happens, fat embolism is a very serious medical accident, which rarely happens in regular hospitals.

On how to avoid these risks, I suggest three points:

First, choose a regular hospital. Most medical accidents are done by irregular and unqualified hospitals.

Second, choose a trustworthy doctor. Communicate with doctors before operation and choose doctors you trust. It is suggested that a qualified doctor should be around 40 years old, with rich experience and solid skills.

Third, choose regular drugs. Must be legal, regular channels of drugs, not greedy and cheap.

I hope to reduce the risk, and I also found a hospital doctor according to these standards. I believe that it is quite reliable for regular hospitals to do so many successful cases every year. I hope I can help you. Ask me if you have any questions.