The common risks and sequelae of liposuction mainly include postoperative bleeding and infection, uneven postoperative liposuction pattern, and vascular embolism.
1. Post-operative bleeding and infection: Surgery carries the risk of infection and bleeding, and liposuction is no exception.
2. Uneven local morphology: the process of liposuction may have fat suction that is not uniform enough, which is manifested by the unevenness of local liposuction skin, high and low characteristics, affecting the appearance of local liposuction.
3. Vascular embolism: Liposuction also has a very serious risk of fat embolism. If fat is pumped into the vein during the surgical operation, the fat will flow back into the heart with the body circulation, and even enter the pulmonary circulation to cause pulmonary embolism.
Liposuction is a very common procedure in plastic surgery. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital to find a professional plastic surgeon to perform the operation to reduce the risk of surgery and achieve the best surgical results.