Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

Massage: Treat yourself to a justified indulgence. In addition to boosting circulation, massage also ensures the smooth healing of skin if done within the first months after liposuction.

Diet & exercise: Ok, so this is the obvious, right? Still, that shouldn’t mitigate its importance. We all know how challenging (and often tedious) it can be to keep up with a regular workout regimen, and even worse, a strict diet. The fact is that maintaining a sensible diet and fitness routine is the best way to make liposuction last!

Skincare: Contrary to popular belief, skincare is not only for the face. It is important to take care of the rest of our skin as well, especially as we age and our skin begins to lose some of its elasticity. Daily moisturizing can help prevent sagging skin and maintain post-liposuction contours. Look for a moisturizer that contains vitamin C, which helps to boost collagen production.

Avoid excessive sun exposure: Sun exposure not only accelerates the breakdown of collagen, it also can lead to pigmentation changes if it happens too soon after liposuction surgery.

Exfoliation: This only needs to be done on a periodical basis but is important for achieving smooth skin. You don’t want to hide the benefits of liposuction under dull, dry skin.

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Tags: Liposelection, Liposuction