How is the surgery done? How does the fat get removed from the thighs?
Like all liposculpture procedures, it involves sucking the fat out with a tool called a cannula. Thigh liposculpture is usually performed with what’s call the super-wet liposculpture technique. This involves giving the patient an adrenaline and local anesthetic all together inside a saline solution. This saline solution is injected into the area where fat is to be removed – it actually causes the tissue to break up. Then, after making small nearly invisible incisions in the skin, the doctor inserts a cannula and sucks the fat out. Another option outside of the super wet technique is to use what’s called Ultrasound-Assisted Liposculpture. Some doctors feel this provides better control of the cannula (the tool used to suck the fatty deposits from the thigh), which in turn reduces other risks inherent in the procedure, such as blood loss and tissue damage.Since thigh liposculpture can be a fairly extensive surgical procedure, some patients may require general anesthesia which does have in
