The cosmetic surgery procedure known as ultrasonic liposuction is different from similar fat removing methods, since fat is destroyed by ultrasonic waves before being extracted.
As a consequence, a more malleable state will apply for the emulsion of fat during the suctioning process.
Ultrasonic devices are built from several crucial parts, each with its own purpose.
First of all, there is the piezoelectric transmitter and the power source.
Next, the two suction tubes, different in diameter and the gun-syringe infiltration device are equally important.
When the surgeon introduces the ultrasound probe, waves of various signals are produced.
In addition to this, gas bubbles result after this intervention.
One of the most significant threats patients should be aware of is the fact that simply warming the skin tissue can lead to unintended consequences, sometimes dramatic.
Even though today there are enough safe prophylactic measures that include the first soft tissue used for the infiltration with tumescent solution, the continuous movement of the ultrasound probe is required.
The danger for a surgeon who has experience with ultrasonic liposuction remains operating the area containing fluid and emulsifier.
The danger of too much fat being removed from the body should be removed for every patient.
The transmitter is used for connecting the titanium probe immediately after the injection.
The device is then inserted into the cellular tissue involved with the use of advanced puncture techniques.
Finally, the ultrasound probe will be moved slowly in order to facilitate removal of fat cells.
This movement is repeated between 7 and 8 times, until the fat is fully diluted.
The time necessary for the procedure is proportional to the amount of energy required to dissolve fat tissue.
A thin cannula is used for removing fat.
A negative pressure is used for this purpose, in order to prevent a possible skin trauma symptom, as well as damage for blood vessels.
After undergoing ultrasonic liposuction surgery, you will have to follow a special treatment, which is partially similar to the one of regular liposuction.
Finally, there are also some recommendations when performing ultrasonic liposuction.
The main problem of this medical intervention is the use of ultrasonic waves by inexperienced surgeons.
In addition to this, being attracted by the charm of the new method, many experts have bowed to the pressure of the producers and paid tens of thousands of dollars for appliances produced in the late '80s and mid '90s.
Currently, those who own aged ultrasound equipment are exposing patients to more threats.