Liposuction or suction assisted lipectomy (SAL) is the process of contouring the body through the removal of fat. A long, hollow, blunt, metal canula (tube) is inserted through small incisions and fat is aspirated or removed using a vacuum suction device. This allows sculpting those diet and exercise resistant areas to achieve the figure that you desire. Dr. M Kayser is a Michigan Plastic Surgeon who is Board Certified in Plastic surgery. As a perfectionist, Dr. M Kayser will take all measures necessary to ensure that your results are the best that he can offer.
Liposuction is not a means of weight loss, but it is an effective way to augment results gained through diet and exercise. Since the fat deposits in certain areas of the body–the abdomen, hips, and thighs, for example–can be be reluctant to behave themselves properly, these areas are frequently addressed using this simple surgical procedure. Of course, no surgery is without risk, and it’s important to consult with a properly qualified surgeon before pursuing any such procedure. Doctor M. Kayser is a board certified Michigan plastic surgeon who can help you understand both the risks and benefits of this and other cosmetic procedures for you as an individual.
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Anyone who’s seen more than twenty to thirty birthdays knows that there comes a point when the body no longer has boundless energy. It stops growing (the way you want it to), and starts getting a little more demanding about its upkeep. There’s a reason we call youngsters “fresh-faced.” A rhytidectomy, what most of us refer to as a face lift, can smooth out wrinkles and reduce the visible signs of the natural consequence of not dying. It’s not for just anybody, of course. Surgery comes with risks, and those can be exacerbated by the effects of smoking, or even by poor health generally. A face lift is also a highly personalized procedure, and if you plan to pursue it, it’s wise to make sure you’re doing so for yourself; not for someone else. By consulting carefully and candidly with a qualified, conscientious surgeon who fully informs you of both the potential risks and benefits, you can turn the clock back a few years on your appearance.









