DESCRIPTION

Liposuction is a body contouring and sculpting technique. It is a means of reducing localized fat deposits that are difficult or impossible to remove with diet or exercise. Liposuction is not a technique for treating obesity. In the tumescent technique of liposuction, a very dilute anesthetic solution is injected under the skin into the fatty tissue before it is removed. Afterward, compression garments are worn for drainage and support.

Treatment time : Duration of stay : Recovery time : Anesthesia : Suture stitch out : Hospitalization : Routine follow-up :

120 minutes+ 07days 14days+ Regional anesthesia & Conscious sedation Stitches will be taken out 5~7days after surgery Non- applicable 3~4 Visits (including stitch out)

DESCRIPTION

The mini-abdominoplasty is a surgical procedure to remove excess skin and fatty tissue from the lower abdomen and possibly to tighten muscles of the abdominal wall. Abdominoplasty surgery is not a treatment for being overweight. Obese individuals who intend to lose weight should postpone all forms of body-contouring surgery until they have reached a stable weight.
There are a variety of different techniques used by plastic surgeons for mini-abdominoplasty. The miniabdominoplasty can be combined with.

Treatment time : Duration of stay : Recovery time : Anesthesia : Suture stitch out : Hospitalization : Routine follow-up :

180 minutes+ 10days 14days+ Regional anesthesia & General anesthesia Stitches will be taken out 2weeks after surgery 1 Night 3~4 Visits (including stitch out)

DESCRIPTION

Osmidrosis is a common and distressing problem, particularly in Asian society. The condition is characterized by a foul-smelling odor produced by the apocrine glands, which causes embarrassment and is a social hindrance. Many treatment methods have been introduced, including medical and surgical therapies.
Conservative medical treatments such as topical astringents, systemic agents and botulinum toxin have only conferred temporary effects; therefore suction-assisted scrap can greatly improve functional and social disabilities in patients with axillary osmidrosis, because it provides a more permanent resolution.

Treatment time : Duration of stay : Recovery time : Anesthesia : Suture stitch out : Hospitalization : Routine follow-up :

60 minutes+ 07days 14days+ Regional anesthesia & Conscious sedation Stitches will be taken out 5~7 days after surgery Non- applicable 3~4 Visits (including stitch out)