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Victorian Cosmetic Institute to offer Liposuction Treatments
Date:3/12/2009
In an exciting move, Dr. Gavin Chan of the Victorian Cosmetic Institute has announced today that liposuction services will now be available to patients. Launching at the Templestowe clinic within two to three months, Dr. Chan expects the service to also branch out to the Berwick clinic within 6 months.
Melbourne, Victoria (PRWEB) March 12, 2009 -- In an exciting move, Dr. Gavin Chan of the Victorian Cosmetic Institute has announced today that liposuction services will now be available to patients. Launching at the Templestowe clinic within two to three months, Dr. Chan expects the service to also branch out to the Berwick clinic within 6 months.
The motivation behind Dr. Chan's decision was simple - "I decided to offer this service as it is common for people to have a stubborn area of fat that diet and exercise just can't budge.
"Liposuction can be used to treat almost any stubborn area of fat on the body from the chin to the ankles. It can even be used to treat lipomas (benign fatty lumps) and used to remove underarm sweat glands, which results in the prevention of severe underarm sweating," he said.
According to Dr. Chan, the procedure is reasonably non-invasive and involves minimal down time. "We will be offering tumescent liposuction with light sedation, so that it's possible to get back to normal activities quite quickly.
Tumescent liposuction involves infiltrating the area with local anaesthetic which helps to reduce the discomfort during and after the procedure. There will be no need to stay in hospital overnight."
Recovery time ranges from a few days to three weeks depending on the amount of fat removed and the number of areas treated.
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