Is liposuction surgery to reduce puffy eyelids permanent? Does liposuction surgery require anesthesia?

Have you ever heard of liposuction surgery? Today, let's learn how to get rid of puffy eyelids. Is liposuction surgery permanent? And does liposuction surgery require anesthesia? If you want to know, follow us to learn together.

Liposuction can remove puffy eyelids for a long time. This surgery removes puffy eyelids by sucking out excess fat from the puffy eyelids. Generally speaking, the fat will not grow back after being removed. Generally speaking, it can last for more than ten years. However, everyone's physique is different, and the degree of postoperative care is also different. It is possible that there will be certain differences in the maintenance time.

Liposuction surgery usually requires anesthesia. Common anesthesia methods include:

1. General anesthesia

For patients who are afraid before surgery but still want to lose weight and reshape their body, general anesthesia can be used, and local aspiration can also be done using swelling local anesthesia technology.

2. Nerve block anesthesia

Nerve block anesthesia includes epidural, spinal anesthesia or brachial plexus and other peripheral cutaneous nerve block anesthesia, which can achieve analgesic effects, but cannot achieve the technical effects of tumescent anesthesia. Therefore, while using the above anesthesia, 0.05% lidocaine tumescent fluid should be injected locally to achieve other effects of tumescent technology.

3. Local anesthesia

Commonly used local tumescent anesthesia technique, referred to as tumescent technique. This is the preferred anesthesia method for body sculpting in housing. Klein tumescent technique is a technique with good anesthesia effect, large suction volume, light damage, less bleeding, and safe operation. It provides a simpler and more effective technology for the promotion of liposuction, and also provides broad prospects for other plastic surgery operations.

1. It is ideal to control the overall time of multiple surgeries within two hours.

2. Do not perform complex surgeries that cause great trauma together.

3. Do not perform surgeries that require general anesthesia together.

4. Do not perform plastic surgeries together if their post-operative effects may affect each other.

5. The specific situation should be discussed with the surgeon.

1. Asymmetry on both sides

This is mainly caused by the inconsistency of the thickness of the suction tubes on both sides, which can only be corrected by secondary suction. From the perspective of self-perception, complications of liposuction surgery include chronic hardening, chronic pain, and persistent sensory changes.

2. Stubborn irregular shape

This is caused by excessive suction or uneven suction levels and ranges. Unevenness in small areas can be corrected by autologous fat transplantation, while larger unevenness can only be adjusted through secondary suction.

3. Pigmentation

This is because the damage is too large and the suction is too thin, causing skin ischemia, especially in the lower legs and abdomen. Generally, the pigment will disappear within six months after surgery, but a small number of people with stubborn pigment deposition can only be improved through chemical and physical treatment. A very small number of people will experience hypopigmentation after surgery, which is more difficult to deal with.