Your Liposuction in Thailand Guide

Liposuction in Thailand has helped many people slim and reshape specific parts of their body.

Having your Liposuction in Thailand helps sculpt your body by targeting your trouble spots to create a slimmer, more proportional shape.

It attacks the fat you think you can never lose.

In just a few hours, this procedure can permanently remove fat to smooth out unsightly bulges.

Liposuction in Thailand

The fat removes from under the skin with the use of a vacuum-suction cannula (a hollow pen-like instrument) or using an ultrasonic probe that emulsifies (breaks up into small pieces) the fat and then removes it with suction.

Persons with local fat may decide to undergo this surgery to remove fat from that area. Liposuction is a procedure for shaping the body and it is not essential for weight loss.

This surgery may include more than one site, for instance, the abdomen, back, and thighs all on the same day.

This procedure also uses to reduce breast size in men with large breasts (Gynecomastia) or to remove fat tumors (lipomas) but it is most commonly used for cosmetic body shaping.

Am I A Good Candidate for A Liposuction in Thailand?

Some individuals try and try to get rid of fat in certain areas of their body, like the abdomen, but nothing seems to be effective – not even exercise.

These problem areas fill with local fat deposits that do not melt easily because of exercise or dieting.

You may consider undergoing this procedure if you already tried everything and nothing worked.

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Preparing for a Liposuction in Thailand

Liposuction Risks and Complications

Risks of Liposuction in Thailand

Almost all patients are content with the results of their surgery. Still, just like any surgical procedure, risks are possible. That’s precisely why it is necessary that you be aware of the limitations and potential complications of liposuction surgery.

Prior to deciding to undergo the surgery, you should be aware of these risks and must consider the risks and benefits according to your own valuation.

Avoid getting affected by friends who had the surgery or doctors forcing you to do so. Decide upon the fact that risks are complex in the procedure.

Invest some time determining if you are set to accept the risks inherent in liposuction. Since it is generally a cosmetic procedure, and not medically required, there is absolutely no reason to hurry.

Gain a great deal of information as possible allowing you to come up with an educated decision about whether the surgery is best for you. Don’t assume complications “only happen to other people.” It is crucial that you know what the risks are and decide if you are really preparing to accept the likelihood that it can happen to you.

Complications of Liposuction in Thailand

Infections could occur after any surgery and may also occur after liposuction. Several surgeons prescribe an antibiotic to all patients undergoing liposuction but other surgeons choose not to. It is vital to always keep the wound(s) clean yet even if you do, infections may possibly occur from the surgery.

Embolism can happen once the fat loosens and moves into the blood via blood vessels ruptured (damaged) during the procedure. Bits of fat become stuck in the blood vessels, accumulate in the lungs, or reach the brain.

Shortness of breath or difficulty of breathing is a sign that fat clots have occurred in the lungs (pulmonary emboli). Should you have the signs or symptoms of fat emboli after surgery, it is crucial that you ask for emergency medical care immediately. Fat emboli may result in long-term disability and in rare cases, it could be fatal.

Visceral Perforations

Visceral Perforations (puncture wounds in the organs) can happen during the course of the surgery, the surgeon cannot see exactly where the cannula. It is possible to puncture or damage internal organs during the procedure.

This could occur, for example, in case of the intestines punctured during abdominal liposuction. In case organs are hurt, surgery is necessary to repair them. Visceral perforations can also be fatal.

Seroma is the condition where serum accumulates in the spots where the tissue removed during surgery. The serum is the fluid portion of your blood.

Nerve Compression and Alterations in Sensation

Nerve Compression and Alterations in Sensation – you could possibly experience “paresthesias” which is a changed sensation at the area of the surgery. This could possibly be in the form of heightened sensitivity (pain) in the area or the lack of any sensation (numbness) in the area.

In case these changes in sensation continue for a long time (weeks or months) you need to inform your surgeon. In rare cases, these changes in sensation could be permanent.

Swelling or edema may possibly happen after surgery. Occasionally, swelling could continue for weeks or months.

The skin on top of the area can become necrotic (necrosis = death). Bacteria can infect the necrotic skin and become the source of infection. Dead skin changes in color and may fall off.

Burns can happen during the course of ultrasound-assisted liposuction, the ultrasound probe could become very hot that can result in burns.

Fluid imbalance

Fluid imbalance results when considerable amounts of liquid removed with the fat during surgery. Fat tissue contains large amounts of liquid. Surgeons also inject fluids during the procedure and this adds to the fluid imbalance.

Anytime you are in the hospital, the staff will be observing you for signs of fluid imbalance. Yet, this could occur once you go home and can develop critical conditions such as heart problems, excess fluid collecting in the lungs, or kidney problems as your kidneys attempt to preserve fluid balance.

Significant amounts of fluid with lidocaine are usually injected during liposuction. This could give you too many doses of lidocaine. The signs of this are lightheadedness, uneasiness, drowsiness, tinnitus (ringing in the ears), slurred speech, metallic taste in the mouth, numbness of the lips and tongue, shivering, muscle twitching, and convulsions.

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Liposuction Procedure

Liposuction Post-Operative Care

Results Will Be Long-lasting

It might take a few months for the swelling to completely resolve after liposuction in Thailand. As it does, your new contours and improved self-esteem will continue to build up.

The satisfaction you get from the early results of liposuction would continue provided that you take control of your weight and follow a healthy lifestyle.

A substantial weight gain may reverse your results. Following liposuction, your slimmer and better-proportioned body ought to reflect the healthy and active life you live.

Liposuction in Thailand PRICE AND PACKAGES

Take the first step and contact us through our no-cost virtual consultation. During this process, we will recommend options that will work best for you. Every client is different, so our virtual consultants and surgeons tailor the procedure to match each person’s needs.

Procedure	Hospital Stay	Price (THB)
Tumescent Liposuction
Tumescent Technique (per site)	1 Night	50,000
Thighs (outer/inner)	1 Night	60,000
Vaser Liposuction
Both Arms	1 Night	66,000
Both Armpits	1 Night	66,000
Upper Abdomen	1 Night	66,000
Lower Abdomen	1 Night	66,000
Hip & Waist (per side)	1 Night	66,000
Back (both sides)	1 Night	66,000
Outer Thighs	1 Night	74,000
Inner Thighs	1 Night	74,000
Lower Legs (both legs) - calves	1 Night	74,000
** An area with very large amounts of fat may be charged as two sites

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q1: Will I be conscious during the liposuction procedure?

You will be sleeping under general anesthesia.

Q2: Will liposuction on my tummy make it perfectly flat?

Liposuction removes excess fat under the skin but it will not remove the fat inside the abdominal cavity. Thus, if you are overweight, you can expect to have a slimmer, but not completely flat, belly.

Q3: How long do I have to stay in Bangkok?

Your surgeon will ask you to stay near Bangkok for 7-10 days for post-surgical follow-up.

Q4: Is the result permanent after the liposuction surgery?

A good weight control diet and toning exercise regimen will help you keep your post-liposuction form. Pregnancy and significant fluctuations in weight will negate the results of surgery.

Q5: Tell me about the scars.

You will have a very small scar on the area where the liposuction tube inserted.

Q6: Will liposuction remove cellulite?

Skin surface irregularities such as cellulite will not possibly solve by having liposuction.

Q7: How long is the recovery period?

There will be swelling and bruising, most of which will resolve in about 2 weeks. The degree of post-surgical soreness will depend on the number of areas done. The limitation of physical activity is crucial and certainly observed for about 4 weeks. Full wound maturation will gradually occur over 6-12 months.

Q8: What could go wrong?

Some risks of surgery include bleeding, adverse response to anesthesia, infection, delayed healing, fat necrosis, nerve injury, skin contour irregularities, sagging of skin, keloid at sites where the liposuction tube is inserted, and need for revision surgery.

Q9: How do I prepare for liposuction surgery?

To avoid complications and reduce risk factors you need to stop smoking, drinking alcoholic beverages, taking hormonal pills, herbal supplements, and medicines (other than those that your doctor allows you continue), at least two weeks before your schedule. People with diseases need surgical clearance from their medical specialist. Muscle-toning exercises and a proper diet before liposuction will contribute to better results of the surgery.