How is Back Fat Removal Done?

Back liposuction generally refers to the procedure of fat suction, whose basic principle is to aspirate excessive subcutaneous fat tissue in the form of particles or liquid through negative pressure suction, thus achieving the goal of body contouring and beautification. The process of back fat suction typically includes marking, aspiration, suturing, and other steps. If there is excessive fat on the back, fat suction can be chosen to achieve the effect of thinning and beautifying the back.

Fat suction utilizes negative pressure suction to aspirate excessive subcutaneous fat tissue in the form of particles or liquid. For back thinning through negative pressure fat suction, the main operations include marking, aspiration, suturing, and other steps. It should be noted that fat suction is suitable for individuals with local fat accumulation who do not have severe heart, liver, kidney diseases, or hypertension, as well as those with generalized simple obesity who have difficulties bending, squatting, walking, etc. However, individuals with blood system diseases, severe heart disease, hypertension, infectious diseases, pregnant women, and those with unrealistic expectations of the treatment outcome are generally not suitable for fat suction.

It is recommended to choose a reputable hospital for fat suction to avoid adverse outcomes.