The VASER Liposuction Procedure
At WIH Hospital, VASER liposuction is performed with a multi-step approach to ensure maximum precision, safety, and patient satisfaction.
- Ultrasound Energy Application and Fat Breakdown
VASER liposuction can be performed with local anesthesia and sedation or general anesthesia, depending on the patient’s preferences and treatment areas. A specialized saline solution (tumescent solution) is then injected into the targeted areas to numb the area, constrict blood vessels, and facilitate fat removal, making the process more comfortable and efficient.
- Ultrasound Energy Application and Fat Breakdown
A thin VASER probe is inserted through tiny incisions to emit ultrasonic energy, liquefying fat cells without damaging surrounding tissues. This selective breakdown minimizes trauma to nerves and blood vessels, allowing for smoother results and a quicker recovery. The liquefied fat is then ready for gentle removal, ensuring a smooth, contoured appearance.
- Fat Removal and Precision Contouring
After the fat is liquefied, it is gently suctioned out with a small cannula. Our experienced surgeons use precision techniques to carefully sculpt the treated area, creating a balanced, contoured look. This step is especially beneficial for patients who want high-definition results, as VASER allows for fine-tuning and highlighting natural muscle definition.
- Incision Closure and Post-Procedure Support
The incisions are then closed, and a compression garment is applied to help minimize swelling and support the treated area as it heals. Wearing this compression garment as directed is essential for achieving optimal results, helping the skin adapt to the new contours and reducing post-operative swelling.