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I'm so glad you mentioned the consequences and that we might not even know everything the body fat tissue does in the body. I remembered that it is responsible for the production of leptin, which makes you feel saturated. And a lot of hormons are produced there as well. This is the reason for the risk of losing your period when you are too skinny. I think this procedure can be useful in medical terms but it seems to me that it is too common nowadays. In general, people undergo certain procedures without informing themselves about the risk. So big thanks to you guys for making these videos!

I suffer from Lipoedema. I have had 30 litres of fat removed from my arms & legs. This has allowed me to walk & raise my arms. I am pleased you mentioned Lipoedema, (UK spelling). There have been so many pros and cons from my surgery. I had my liposuction between 2015 & 2017. Thank you. Susan.

I have been struggling with some stubborn fat in my breasts and lower abdomen for years, along with gynecomastia. Got my gynecomastia+vaser liposuction one month ago and I’m the happiest person in the world. I can finally wear what I want and look in the mirror without feeling ashamed of what I look like.

I've had lipo. I like the way its described here. I gained all of the weight back but in other places, so for me it was a successful surgery because it changed by fat distribution.

I spoke to a plastic surgeon while working as a student for my master esthetician license, and he said about 80% of people who have lipo gain the weight back within a year. The reason why is because people don't change their eating habits lol. Kinda a bummer to spend so much on such an invasive procedure for most patients to just gain it all back.

00:00 - 00:23 Intro 00:24 - 01:08 What Is Liposuction? 01:09 - 01:45 Common Liposuctions 01:46 - 03:22 Indications 03:23 - 04:35 Better Habits 04:36 - 05:14 I Literally Broke My Back 05:15 - 08:56 Surgical Technique 08:57 - 11:22 Complications 11:23 - 12:26 Important Questions

I suffer from lipedema and I had several liposuctions. It gave me back my life and I’ve been completely free of symptoms ever since. Something that happened to almost every lipedema patient I talked to is fat re-distribution. It seems to be normal when large amounts of fat are removed. I really wouldn’t recommend it unless absolutely necessary.

Liposuction changed my life. Would 100% recommend

Love the way you politely, but informatively closed this segment. As usual, awesome information and delivery!

I'm a "Noom"er as well. Love this program! Having a LOT of arthritis especially in my knees and back it's been so great. It also had fantastic benefits for me dealing with an unexpected divorce.

You guys should do a video on bariatric surgery. It’s a fascinating topic and very relevant nowadays.

Thank you for this informative discussion on this medical procedure, with a clear explanation of the applications and outcomes. I hope your lecture makes it to audiences who can benefit from understanding the drawbacks of liposuction as an easy shortcut to an unrealistic idealization.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge on this wonderful channel. More importantly, sincere thanks for your service.

This is a great resource for overall information to get a good understanding of the body. I've been told about this procedure and the variants. It's nice to hear about the benefits this surgery can have for people who had accidents or other medical needs as well as the risks involved. I've known people to get 'cheap' surgery in Mexico or elsewhere and this is so useful to really share who we are and why. Also - thank you for your service. Then and now.

Hope your back gets better. I study anatomy for hours almost daily but this channel never gets boring, in fact it reminds me what I'm grinding through hundreds of terms and structures for. Huge props

Fabulous explanation and video footage. It would be very interesting to see a cadaver that has had weight loss surgery like gastric bypass. Keep up the good work and hope you continue to rehabilitate successfully.

Very informative. Thank you for your service.

Thank you for your service, sir!

I'm glad you mentioned seromas as a possibility. I never had liposuction, but I had a pannectomy along with a hysterectomy, and I had a large seroma for several months. The key point here (and really my only complaint about the pannectomy, which in general was a major life-improvement operation) is that the plastic surgeon did not warn me about the possibility of a seroma. As a result, when it broke open and started draining rather a lot of fluid, I spent a night in Emergency because I did not know what it was.

Thank you for your service.

That looks really painful but again I salute the equipped individuals who perform this and successfully archive success in helping their patients And thanks for teaching us this, you doing a great job

Love your informational videos guys, it’s like I’m still in biology class just better. Do an episode on atopic dermatitis/eczema and other auto immune conditions I need to know!!!!

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Great work, as always! I love these videos!

Thank you for your service

Great video I would like to see one about the newer noninvasive forms of liposuction such as coolsculpting or laser fat removal thanks

Thank you for your service! And these videos 👍💪😊

This is very interesting. I’m curious about how the procedure of freezing fat cells differs in its effects as opposed to liposuction. I’ve been reading about Linda Evangelista’s complications after undergoing cool sculpting and it sounds horrifying. I think it relates well to what you stated about the consequences of such procedures and how little we still know about them.

i loved this video, n i absolutely loved the last thing u said! ...idc wat u do but u really dont kno what ur getting urself into whenever u have surgery done

I am a retired embalmer & have used the same type Trocars to aspirate fluids from un-autopsied bodies or to hypodermically inject autopsied bodies with formaldehyde. Interesting!

Thank you for your service! And these educational videos:-)

Great vidéo ! Realy Well explained. .. many thanks from Alsace in east part of France .... good job gentlemen !

I got liposuction and I look fabulous! Will never regret it 😙

I have had liposuction and liposuction about a couple hand fills all over my body.. and I truly regret it. The last procedure I had scheduled was for my face to contour my cheeks and my chin, because I wanted that supermodel look. I was obsessed with vanity. I used to struggle with self esteem and thought I was fat, but I honestly miss my original shape. I was perfect the way I was, but life goes on. I was perfect the way the Creator Abba 𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄 made me. During one of the last liposuctions I was awake and the lidocaine would not properly heal me. My tolerance for drugs is very high. They say i was like a horse to put down afterwards. I was screaming bloody murder because of the pain. The surgeon pumped so much lidocaine and said I was maxed out when doing surgery on my our thighs. If he would have pumped anymore, my heart would have stopped. Thank you for these videos. I totally regret these cosmetic procedure, and advise any young wombmen against them.

very informative thank you!

thanks that was enlightning!

One of the best invensions ever!❤

Been hoping you would do this video

Very interesting. I would love to see more videos about breast cancer and inflammatory breast cancer. I had what's called a DIEP reconstruction, with lipo to move tissue around to create breasts after my mastectomies. Thanks for this video!

I've been on the fence about getting liposuction. I'm a double amputee (elective amputation due to severe edema with untreatable ulcers, and that drastic surgery I have NO regrets doing) and still have some edema in my belly. Due to other health issues, exercise is not an option, and I know diet alone won't reduce the belly. I'm not even sure I can pinpoint what my actual fear is about liposuction.

Liposuction laser Liposuction, also called lipoplasty, liposculpture suction, lipectomy, or lipo, is a type of cosmetic surgery that breaks up and “sucks” fat from the body. It is often used on the abdomen, thighs, buttocks, neck, chin, upper and backs of the arms, calves, and back.

I would be really interested to see a video like this on but on Cool Sculpting in the future !

Great video!!! Could you make a video on Bariatric surgery? There would be similar notes on the fat that removing a part of the stomach so cause negative effects.

I remember reading a section of the book “generation x” where, living in LA, they casually mention their dog getting loose and coming back with lipo fat on its nose from eating out of medical dumpsters. They made it gross but funny. Ive certainly never forgotten the picture they painted.

Amazing info and video thank you

This was very interesting. Thank you!🤗

Interesting thank you you both are always very informative and concise always great tropics

I love this channel even more now. Thank you for your Service. SEMPER FI MARINE!!

@4:43 thank you for your service

I would consider myself a heavily modified person. I’ve had liposuction and fat grafting, rhinoplasty, breast implants, I’ve had my cheekbones cut off and repositioned, my jaw shaved, and my chin cut off and moved forward 😂 I view it as customizing my avatar, but it is pretty whack to think about how invasive it really is. For me the liposuction was just to harvest fat to put in my face, and I’m only 110lbs so it wasn’t much, but I’ve had no issues.

Hi there. Really interesting. Never thought about it much, good point about removing the actual cells that make up the fat. I'm a biomedical engineer working in a private hospital and we perform gastric by passes. We have recently hit the 800th case. Would be interesting to do a video on gastric by-passes and BPDs. You can also touch on how it is all done laparoscopically. Once again, awesome education.

I had Lipoma surgery on my left hand. there were 2 pieces removed in 2022 April. surgery was painless and done in 10 mins at max. opened my stiches on 7th day and in a day or 2 it healed and just left was the long scar mark. its in our family, my grandpa had few in his arms and leg calf area, my dad has very little lipoma but his sister has just like my grandpa had. and i had 2 which were removed.

I had liposuction done in July 2018. Worst thing I ever did! The doctor took out 4L of fat from my thighs and stomach, I had to stay in the hospital overnight. When I came to, I was in the GREATEST AGONY of my life. I cannot describe the sheer pain! I seriously wanted to die! After about 8 hours, the horrendous pain subsided but I could hardly do anything for two days. Sheer hell! Well, after all the compression bands, massages, and walking (no strenuous exercise for a month), not only had I not lost weight, MY MEASUREMENTS HAD INCREASED 😱😱! I put on almost 5cms around my thighs and about 3cms around my waist! I couldn’t believe it! Before lipo, I had been a very active size 6-7. Then came menopause, and despite working out three times a week, the weight piled on until I was a size 10. I thought lipo would help, that’s the reason I got it. Well after lipo, I went up to a size 12. And in 2020, at size 14, I decided to take the bull by the horns and go on a very strict diet, modified after 30 days, and do Body Combat and weight lifting 5-6 times a week! I am really pleased to say that I am now down to a wonderful size 5-6. Why oh why did I undergo that awful procedure? It didn’t help me and left me paying off a US$7,000 over four years! Never again!

As usual...Very interesting!

It would be interesting to hear you talk about noninvasive alternatives such as cryolipolysis.

I've long been interested in getting lipo, although I doubt I'd be able to afford it anytime soon, or even in a long time from now. But it's nonetheless one of my many life goals, which draws me towards videos like this one. I'm happy with my weight, ie I don't really care about my weight and it's not far off from the healthy bmi range for my height. Also, being a bit overweight helps giving some actually nice looking volume to my upper body, which tends to be very thin/bony when I'm at a normal weight, because my body just struggles to store weight evenly, and I kinda don't wanna be bony. So I might just be one of few people in today's fast food and fat shaming society who's not struggling with their weight. What I'm unhappy with is the proportions of my body, regardless of what weight I've been at. And I've been underweight, at healthy weight, as well as overweight at different times in my life these past ten or so years, so I know what my body looks like at different weights. The only reason I got myself to underweight in the past was because I wanted to get rid of fat in my thigh/hip area, but I got so disappointed. Because losing weight instead just made all of me smaller overall, with my hips still protruding as much as ever, just on a smaller scale, which wasn't what I wanted, nor did I like that any better than having the exact same issue but on a bigger scale. So I gained the weight back, because mission failed. So I learned that my thighs and hips remain disproportionately bigger than the rest of me, and that it can't be fixed with weight loss, because you can't target fat loss to specific areas. No matter what the beauty gurus say. They are wrong. Weight loss happens to the entire body if it happens at all, not just the one or two areas you want slimmer, and it won't change your proportions, unless you reach extremely unhealthy underweight or obesity. At those points, at the extremes of each end of the scale, yes, the body proportions will start to change, in the sense that you'd either be a shapeless blob or just skin and bones, but... kinda not worth it to actually aim for either of that. I feel like that's what lipo is for, in regards to aesthetic changes: to target fat loss in specific areas only when you are fine with your size in general, for removing stubborn fat that stick out of the shape or filling in dents, or a combination of both. But then if the person is technically under-, over- or healthy weight I feel is less important, as long as they are healthy enough to safely undergo surgery, and happy with their weight. I understand that surgeons have a bmi limit for patients due to health risks. And why I have that body shape? Literally just genetics, and hormones. Because I was born female (but transitioned to be more like a man) I went through female puberty in my teens (before I started my gender transition as an adult) which had some permanent effects on my body, which I'm not at all happy with. My mother and grandmother both have this "bottom heavy" pear shape, so naturally I got my body shape from them. It's a common body shape for women and nothing medically wrong with it, I just want to have a more masculine body shape, anything that is more common for men. I'd rather look more like my dad, uncles, grandfathers, etc, when they were my age. The testosterone I take has masculinized my body shape somewhat, but after several years on it I've learned that a considerable amount of that fat is simply too stubborn for the testosterone to make it budge. It's not giving me that boxy shape with a beer belly that I realistically would have had by now, at this weight, if I had been born male, but instead gave me a smoothed out pear shape with a wider waist, but still clearly bottom heavy. Kinda like a cone. Which is better, as I like the wider waist, but not quite what I was hoping for in the hip/thigh department. Working out to build muscle can improve my proportions by adding bigger muscle to my upper body and lower legs, but that is not a long-lasting, sustainable result. I'm going to be old and gray someday, and not always gonna able to keep up an intense workout schedule to look like gymrat, and I don't wanna be stuck chased by that feeling that if I'd ever stop working out, I'd go straight back to cone shape. Which is why I don't consider muscle building to be a real solution either. It would only at best hide the problem. I ramble a lot, but with that said, I feel like lipo is basically the only way I can achieve the results that I want, and have wanted for my entire life, but... it's not cheap. I actually wish it was possible for me to just diet and exercise my way to my goal. Because that would be safer, cheaper and something I could just do myself. I like being in control of my body and how I alter it. For that, it kinda annoys me when people say they want lipo as a quick fix to weight loss.

Finally, a doctor that knows what Lipedema is.

Thank you for your service, young man! My father is a Marine (in Heaven). 🙏❤🇺🇸

Can you guys do a series on mental health disorders? I have bipolar disorder and would love to see your guys input and style done on multiple disorders.

Great stuff! I can't say I wouldn't do this for a lil body sculpting as I get older & fat accumulates in different areas now lol.

can you make a video about the effects of long-term starvation on the organs of the human body? it would be interesting to see.

That was what happened to me ! Lipo + fat transferred ! I have to say it helps my mental health and one of the best thing I have ever done !

Can you do a follow up based on the new noninvasive procedures like cyrolipo and laser lipo?

Thank you for your service Marine - Army dude 🇺🇸

I was waiting this 😀

Hey, could you make a video about how the muscle grows? and why after a workout it hurts? it would be intwresting

Very interesting. I finally lost a total of 100 lbs by doing keto, which doesn't cost as much as liposuction would and is certainly better for you. I think, after reading this, I made the right choice. 💕💕💕

I had liposuction back in 2013 from my waist, love handles and flanks, I did it awake with just lidocaine and it was performed by a Physician assistant here in San Diego. As the years went by I didn't change my eating habits and eventually gained weight, it almost all went to my breast, which they ended up huge! I already had large breast, but by the time it was 2021, I had breast reduction done, covered 100% by my insurance and done with a double board certified plastic surgeon in an outpatient hospital, since then I've lost almost 20 pounds, I don't consume a lot of food, intermittent fasting, also apple cider vinegar 2x a day, I might go and get a little bit more done in the same area, because when you're awake, the Physician is only allowed to take out a certain amount when you use lidocaine. Under general Anesthesia they can be much more aggressive and remove up to 90% of the fat, so in closing if you are considering liposuction, make sure you're calorie intact and lifestyle is relatively healthy, because fat cells in other areas increase within a year, but if you're extra careful you'll be fine. I would definitely do it all over again!

I've said for years that if I ever win the lottery, lipo from chin to thighs 😆 I've lost about 50 lbs in the last year, so now it would be just to sculpt. Great video!!

Hi guys , another interesting video . The procedure itself , reminds me of using a ,trocar when embalming a body .

Great video!! I've always wondered about the specifics of this.

Beautifully put together

Informative lesson why the easy solution is the worst. We learn from the efforts we put into life. Couldn't pay me to do this!!

13:20 - You showed me that the grass is greener on the other side in this. Thanks.

I want this procedure soooooo much.

Thank you

I really want to get rid of my " beer belly " I got sober 6 years 6 months ago but have disabilities which restrict a lot of usual activity's to try to lose and/or tone my stomach. Thank you for clearly explaining this procedure 🙏

there should be a vid on the effects on a women's oestrogen and liposuction.

Next video on sleeve gastrectomy 😊 and the infamous gastric bypass 😬

Think I'mma stick with portion control.

Good job

It looks brutal !, like they're trying to unblock a drain ... ouch , surely you must be sore after that ?.

Why do they do it so rough? Why not slow and gentle like painting? You’re not trying to light a fire with it, which is what those clips reminded me of.

I had lipo done 4 years ago. So happy with the results. Looking to get alittle sculpting done soon. The one long term issue is on one side I itch. Just along my right waist area. It doesnt happen all the time but it is most definitely a result. Odd. Also, I love Noom. They have helped me change habits and thoughts that were instilled in me all my life. Go Noon! Lipo is not for everyone, so research before you consider it.

Thank you for your service 🇺🇲🇺🇲. Your videos are awesome. #proudarmymom

Well that was terrifying

Your last comments were absolutely correct. We don’t know what we don’t know.

Please make vedio on Gynecomastia and Cardiac arrhythmias

Awesome ending

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Wow again a great vedio by u guys n I absolutely loved it😊could u please make a vedio on facial surgery n about its pros n cons ! In today's generation everybody is running towards it which I extremely find inadequate 🙄By the way please consider this request of ur fan from India😊😊

Can y’all do a video on if some ribs were removed to get a smaller waist what would happen?

So I knew an RT who worked with us and she went to a cardiologist do have it done. We never got it. She should have new better. He took a crash course ! So needless to say unfortunately she is no longer with us. Never knew the details of what happened but awful. Just awful.

6:06 lol last person that would need Lipo

Thanks for the information, I think I'll stick to trying to maintain a healthy lifestyle,

My back broke several years ago and the surgeon cut the defective bone out and replaced it with metal rods & a cage. I have been unable to work since due to chronic pain and immobilised with knock on effects, sacroiliac joints are now damaged, hips have gone,and from my neck to my ankles I have bursas & wide spread nerve damage. How on earth do you manage to exercise at all? I can barely walk on a good day with crutches, keeping your weight to a minimum is paramount to keeping the joints as light as possible so I see why noom would be a good option but for myself I don't see how it would work not being able to exercise.

Go to THAILAND My hospital was $100/ nite Surgeon incredible. Waiting room,folks from all Over Europe and Asia.

You should do a video on Acne

Please talk about breast implants! SOO MANY women have them & I want to know the science.