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With liposuction being as popular as it is and with its popularity only growing, it is important to know your options. The option most people know the most about is the traditional method, which is usually a "dry" version. This has been losing favor because of the necessary hospitalization and possible blood loss. There are other techniques that are known as the "wet" techniques. However, beyond these basic options there is another: tumescent liposuction. This procedure is started with local anesthesia being injected in to specific areas of the body. The injection has a mixture of lidocaine, a local numbing agent and epinephrine which can help shrink blood vessels. What this combination accomplishes is two-fold. The lidocaine numbs the area and the epinephrine reduces blood loss. The amount of fluid also causes the fat cells to swell up which makes the removal of the cells easier. However, as with any procedure, it carries risks. One risk associated with this surgery is a reaction to the numbing agent. If the dosage is not correct, your body may have a difficult time metabolizing the injection. Also, if there is too much fluid all together it can accumulate and have dire effects on the body. These risks are rare, but are not to be taken lightly. Finding a doctor who is licensed and experienced is one of the best ways to reduce the likelihood of these risks. He or she will be able to apply his or her experience and make the best decisions regarding how much fluid to inject. The benefit of tumescent lipo is that many side effects are reduced or eliminated. There is less blood loss and less overall pain. However, there are always side effects. The biggest one is swelling. Because of the nature of the procedure, it is common to experience bruising and swelling both and to have some general pain in the areas worked on. Something else many people are not aware of is the possibility of the skin appearing lumpy for a few months. This is because the body is re-settling and this usually goes away. It is important to inform your doctor of anything that is painful, as he or she will know if it is a sign of something more serious. Overall, tumescent liposuction is a good option because of it's reduced pain levels. However, it does carry its own set of risks and side effects. Make sure to discuss any decisions with your doctor so that you can have the safest surgery possible. Using advanced techniques in liposuction, Jacksonville based expert helps you get rid of unwanted fat from your body making you look slimmer and shapelier thereby enhancing their self-confidence. To know more, visit http://www.aestheticcenterjax.com
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