Baring one’s back seems like a breeze for most ladies but showing fats like they call “ Bra Fat” , “ Back Fat” or “ those horrible wings at my back “ … the list of complaining of their back doesn’t stop…
According to Plastic Surgeon Dr Marco who practices at Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital, these unwanted fats that have been accumulated, is also known as lipodystrophy.
This disturbing fat in the back accumulates once you put on a few kilos and despite having an active lifestyle with regular exercising, fats in these areas tends to stay there. But the good news is that the back, due to its very thick dermis, is one of the best areas for liposuction. This is because it seldom leaves any irregularity or rippling skin. The thicker the dermis is, the better liposuction is. For areas with thinner skin like inner thighs or arms we have to be more careful in removing too much fat but in the back, we can really clean out the subcutaneous fat. The elasticity of the skin is much better to contract.
Dr Marco commented that with the aid of liposuction, the back of the body can be shaped into a perfect silhouette and the change of the back view can be very dramatic.
The pre-surgical plan is critical as patients can be very detail. Some even wear their swimsuit or a particular dress asking to take photo of the back and get it printed out and discuss with Dr Marco about the bulges on the back that they want it to be removed.
This liposuction of the back or back liposculpture can be done as a day surgery case and takes up to 2 hours with either the traditional liposuction, laser or ultrasound assisted liposuction.
To learn more “Are You Confident to Bare Your Back? ” , please contact us at :
Dr Marco Faria Correa Plastic Surgery
Tel: +65 64648075
E-mail: admin@drmarco.com
Web: https://www.drmarco.com/
Disclaimer: The information contained in this post is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice, it is provided for educational purposes only. Always seek the advice of your plastic surgeon or other qualified healthcare provider before starting any new treatment or discontinuing an existing treatment. Always speak to your healthcare provider about any questions you may have regarding a procedure.
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