There is often a lot of debate between the use of liposuction verses traditional diet and exercise for weight loss. The truth is, liposuction should not be utilized as a weight loss mechanism but as a body contouring procedure. While many do see a significant drop on the scale post-lipo, this should not be the ultimate goal of liposuction. Weight loss will come after liposuction with good choices, such as proper eating habits and exercise.
With obesity rates around the globe on the rise, it is clear that something must be done to get individuals to lead a healthier lifestyle. For many, physical activity can be quite challenging when they are carrying around excess weight. Liposuction removes excess fat cells from the body, allowing for a slimmer more flattering physique. When someone’s frame is smaller, they find it easier to go about simple everyday activities as well as more strenuous tasks such as exercise.
Should someone gain weight after liposuction, they would need to gain a significant amount of weight for the fat to return to the areas that were treated. Extra fat can accumulate in areas that were not treated with Tumescent Liposuction if the individual continues to put on weight after their lipo procedure. If excessive weight is not gained after liposuction, the new more appealing silhouette is permanent.
To see if you are a good candidate for liposuction, contact the medical team at MyShape Lipo at 702.818.5476 or visit them online at www.myshapelipo.com.
Trevor Schmidt PA-C Liposuction Specialist at MyShape Lipo in Las Vegas
