Vaser High Definition Liposuction is an advanced medical treatment for shedding off the extra body fat after obesity. The procedure is also called as lipectomy, liposculpture suction and liposculpture suction. This is kind of cosmetic surgery that sucks off fat and breaks up from different possible body parts, which are commonly as neck, chin, buttocks, thighs, calves, arms, and abdomen. A hollow instrument called a cannula is used for removing the fat, once inserted under skin. It is powerful and high pressure vacuum applied over cannula.
Vaser High Definition Liposuction is a common surgery in United Kingdom and America. Nearly, 400,000 procedures of liposuction surgery are completed every year. Patients undergoing this liposuction mostly have balanced body weight, but desire to get rid of unwanted fat deposits in certain parts of the body. This isn’t an overall weight loss, neither complete obesity treatment. Liposuction is a procedure which removes cellulite of the body, stretch marks and dimples. Its aim is aesthetic enhancement for people who wish to enhance and change the shape of the body.
Vaser High Definition Liposuction treatment removes the fat cells from body. This may alter the body shape. If patient is not having an ideal lifestyle, then after an operation it may be a risk for the remaining few fat cells to enlarge and deposit as cellulite.
The quantity of fat so as to be carefully removed is inadequate. Vaser Liposuction has few possible risks, including numbness, infection, and scarring. If excess fat is isolated then there may be dents or roughness all over skin. Medical Experts say risk associated with surgery is linked with quanitity fo fat removed.
Few medical conditions which can benefit from Vaser High Definition Liposuction are:
Benign fat tumors- Lipomas
Gynecomastia- fatty tissue of breast, developed in males
Lipodystrophy syndrome- fat disturbance metabolism has lot of fat in parts of body, total absence or partial in some parts. It may be due to adverse effect of some HIV medications.
What are uses of liposuction?
Liposuction is a cosmetic surgery to improve the look of a person, rather providing health benefit. In some cases, patients can achieve same results, sometimes even better when adopts a good diet, healthy lifestyle, proper night’s sleep and regular exercise. As per experts, liposuction can ideally be used if an individual has not achieved suitable results with change in lifestyle. For an example: in some fat areas, there is resistance of diet and exercise.

When you gain weight each fat cell increases in size and volume. Liposuction reduces the number of fat cells in isolated areas. How much is removed from a specific area depends on its appearance and the volume of fat. Contour changes resulting from liposuction can be long-lasting, as long as the patient's weight does not increase.

Liposuction is only done in relatively small areas of the human body, and is in no way a treatment for obesity or long-term weight loss. It should not be used if the person wants to get rid of stretch marks, cellulite, dimpling, or other skin surface irregularities.

Patients should discuss the pros and cons of liposuction with their GP (general practitioner, primary care physician) before deciding on whether to proceed. If the individual still wants to go ahead, they should talk to their surgeon sincerely about why they want to do it, what they hope to gain out of it personally, and what their expectations are.

Liposuction should only be carried out after a lot of thought. Results are never dramatic; they are subtle.

The following body areas are commonly targeted for liposuction treatment:
 Abdomen
 Back
 Buttocks
 Chest
 Inner knees
 Hips
 Flanks (love-handles)
 Neckline and the area under the chin (submental)
 Thighs - saddlebags (outer thighs), and inner thighs
 Upper arms
According to the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, liposuction is performed more commonly on the thighs and abdomen of women, and the abdomen and flanks (sides, love-handles).

Experts say that the best liposuction candidates are those who have good skin tone and elasticity, where the skin molds itself into new contours. People whose skin lacks elasticity may end up with loose-looking skin in areas where the procedure was done. The patient needs to be in good health - people with circulation (blood flow) problems, such as coronary artery disease, diabetes, as well as those with weakened immune systems should not undergo liposuction. Candidates should be over the age of 18 years. Liposuction is sometimes used to treat certain conditions, including:
 Lymphedema - a chronic (long-term) condition in which excess lymph (fluid) collects in tissues, causing edema (swelling). The edema commonly occurs in the arms or legs. The fluid accumulation occurs faster than it can be drained away. Liposuction is sometimes used to reduce swelling, discomfort and pain.

However, doctors tend only to use liposuction with patients who have severe symptoms. After the operation patients have to wear a compression bandage for several months, sometimes up to a year after the operation.
 Gynecomastia - sometimes fat accumulates under a man's nipples. Liposuction can remove some of the fat, reducing the swelling.
 Lipodystrophy syndrome - fat accumulates in one part of the body and is lost in another. Liposuction can improve the patient's appearance by providing a more natural looking body fat distribution.
 Extreme weight loss after obesity - if a morbidly obese person has lost at least 40% of his/her BMI (body mass index) after perhaps a gastric band or bypass procedure, excess skin and other abnormalities may need treatment. Sometimes liposuction is used to correct abnormalities.