Can calf muscles be liposuctioned for weight loss? Precautions for calf liposuction for weight loss

The muscles in the calves affect the appearance. Girls are more concerned about the muscles in their calves. So, can calf muscles be liposuctioned for weight loss? What are the precautions for calf liposuction for weight loss?

Calf muscles can be liposuctioned, and the effect of liposuction is faster and longer-lasting than exercise. Calf liposuction mainly refers to the use of liposuction surgery to absorb calf fat, thereby achieving the purpose of calf slimming. Compared with other methods of slimming calves, calf liposuction surgery has many advantages such as obvious effect and low rebound. It is especially suitable for women with thick legs or leg fat accumulation who have not been satisfied with the traditional calf slimming methods and have slow results.

1. After calf liposuction, wear a body shaper for two to three months.

2. After calf liposuction, we provide comprehensive massage services.

3. Three days after calf liposuction, start warm compresses and baths to speed up recovery. The blood stasis will be eliminated in three weeks at the latest.

How much weight can you lose by liposuction

Generally speaking, liposuction surgery is divided into three levels. If the amount of liposuction is 1000 ml, it can generally reduce weight by about one kilogram; if the amount of liposuction is greater than 1000 ml and less than 2000 ml, it can generally reduce weight by one to two kilograms; when the amount of liposuction is greater than 2000 ml and less than 5000 ml, it can generally reduce weight by two to five kilograms.

Why should we control the amount of liposuction when losing weight by liposuction?

Some patients always think that the more fat is extracted, the faster the weight loss effect will be. However, patients should be reminded that the amount of fat extracted must be controlled. Extracting too much fat may cause the skin to lose elasticity at the least, and may cause bleeding, blood lipids, and even vascular embolism at the worst. In general, fat extraction of less than 2000 ml is relatively safe. Exceeding 2000 ml is considered large-scale liposuction, which is risky and difficult, and is more difficult to recover.