I have fluid pools in the abdomen as a result of liposuction.

A reader asks: I am 35 years old and I performed liposuction in the abdominal area about ten days ago, but I feel pain in the abdominal area and I feel the presence of pools of fluidine in them, what is the reason in these gatherings and how can I get rid of them?

This question is answered by Dr. Wael Mohammed Hassanein, Professor of Plastic Surgery, pointing out that after the completion of liposuction the doctor warns the patient to wear a medical belt on the abdominal area for a month and a half helps in the lack of these fluids, the doctor may not have this alarm or overlooked the patient N to carry out his instructions, causing these gatherings to exist.

As for the treatment, Hassanein points out the importance of using sonar to know the presence of water pools in the abdominal area and their quantity, if their presence in small quantities is easy to absorb, but if these quantities are present in abundance, it is preferable to get rid of them by a specialist who absorbs these amounts of body, and therefore The patient's pain ends.

It is worth mentioning that fat increases the number of cells in the body to reach the maximum at puberty, and these cells resemble balloons, as they have amazing ability to bloat and store fat, so obesity is a natural product of bloating these cells due to their full fat. In order to become thin and handsome, you must stick to balanced meals and take on a continuous exercise program consisting of strenuous calorie burning exercises, muscle training exercises, and body building exercises.

Since fat weight is low compared to the area it occupies from the body, one kilogram of fat occupies much more than one kilogram of muscle or even bone.