As summer approaches, the reason women get busy is, without question, body management. The era of preferring a merely thin body has passed, and the trend now is to focus on looking slightly lean yet balanced, with a smooth contour free of cellulite, and on one's own reflection in the mirror rather than the number on the scale. In this climate, quite a few people look for liposuction ahead of summer. If there are many areas you are unhappy with but realistic constraints exist, treating just a specific area such as the arms or abdomen can make what you see in the mirror far more satisfying. Among these, arm liposuction can help refine an upper body contour that looks heavy and improve how clothes fit.Arm liposuction is generally performed over 180 to 270 degrees, excluding the hollow area just below the biceps. Suctioning excessively can instead make the muscle stand out and spoil the contour, so the amount suctioned should be adjusted according to each person's body type and skin elasticity, and the contour should be checked continuously during surgery.The plan can differ by body type; if there is a large amount of muscle in the arm, there may be limits to creating an ideal contour with upper arm liposuction alone. In this case, performing liposuction together on the bra line area extending to the axillary breast tissue, armpit, and back can give an overall slimmer impression while also raising satisfaction with the details.If summer is close and it is difficult to set aside a long schedule, adding more areas naturally raises concerns about side effects as well as downtime such as bruising and swelling. In this case, surgery such as stem cell liposuction can be used.Stem cell liposuction is a technique that preserves stem cells, the growth factors contained in large amounts in fat cells, and suctions only pure fat. The remaining stem cells regenerate tissue and suppress inflammation, lowering the likelihood of bruising, swelling, and side effects, and they also play a role in producing collagen and elastin fibers, which can help improve skin elasticity and radiance after liposuction.In practice, treatment applying stem cells is being carried out for hard-to-treat skin problems including cellulite, stretch marks, and burn scars, and the progress has been favorable.In the case of the arms, since they are an area with a lot of exposure, choosing a clinic requires even more care if you are considering liposuction. Above all, it is necessary to check whether the clinic has abundant experience performing liposuction and whether it proposes the best design suited to your body type. If you intend to have stem cell liposuction, do not forget to look carefully at whether the clinic has the personnel, research facilities, and equipment to handle demanding stem cell work accurately.
Written by : Dr. Jaeho Cho, TheLINE Plastic Surgery Source : Beopbo Newspaper (http://www.beopbo.com)
