The Addition of Partial or Circumferential Liposuction to Abdominoplasty Is Not Associated With a Higher Risk of Skin Necrosis.
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DOI: 10.1093/asj/sjaa251
Abstract: BACKGROUND Combining abdominoplasty with liposuction is a common practice for optimal patient aesthetic outcomes. In the past, several practitioners have argued against liposuction due to the potential for vascular insufficiency, especially with central liposuction. Despite… read more here.
Keywords: necrosis; liposuction; circumferential liposuction; partial circumferential ... See more keywords
Fluid Balance After Tumescent Infiltration: A Practical Guideline to Avoid Dilution Anemia in Circumferential Liposuction Based on a Prospective Single Center Study.
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DOI: 10.1093/asj/sjac349
Abstract: BACKGROUND Circumferential liposuction may cause a dilution anemia due to a high volume of infiltrated tumescent. Studies analyzing the percentage of absorbed tumescent as well as the safe limit of tumescent infiltration are currently lacking.… read more here.
Keywords: infiltration; circumferential liposuction; dilution anemia; liposuction ... See more keywords
Circumferential Liposuction of the Thigh with Concomitant Fat Transplantation to the Infragluteal Region: A Promising Option for Preventing Postliposuction Gluteal Ptosis
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DOI: 10.1097/prs.0000000000009262
Abstract: Background: Gluteal ptosis is a common complication of circumferential liposuction of the thigh. The authors propose a novel concept of combining circumferential liposuction of the thigh with concomitant fat transplantation to the infragluteal/posterior thigh junction… read more here.
Keywords: circumferential liposuction; fat transplantation; gluteal ptosis; liposuction ... See more keywords