Body contouring is a type of cosmetic surgery that is used to reshape the body by removing excess fat and skin, while also tightening the underlying tissues of the body. The procedure is designed to improve the overall appearance of the body by removing excess skin and fat from areas such as the abdomen, thighs, arms, and face.
Body contouring can be used to help improve a person’s appearance and boost their self-confidence. The procedure can also help to improve a person’s health by reducing the risk of certain medical conditions associated with excess fat and skin, such as heart disease and diabetes.
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The procedure usually involves the use of either liposuction or a surgical excision. Liposuction involves the use of a cannula, a thin tube which is inserted into the body and used to suction out excess fat cells. The surgeon then removes the fat cells and contours the area to create a more aesthetically pleasing shape.
In some cases, the surgeon may also use a surgical excision to remove excess skin and tissue. This involves making an incision in the skin and cutting away the excess skin and tissue. Once the excess tissue has been removed, the surgeon will then suture the area back together. This procedure is often used to help reduce the appearance of sagging skin, and to help improve the overall shape of the body.
It is a safe and effective way to improve the overall shape of the body and boost a person’s self-confidence. The procedure is typically performed under general anesthesia and recovery time is usually minimal.