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Those of us who are older and have a good memory still remember those not-so-distant times when deformities caused by localized fat deposits had no solution; certainly not outside the operating room, but even those treated through surgery did not offer many guarantees.<\/p>\n
Everything changed with the arrival of liposuction<\/strong>, a technique that provides excellent results in areas of the body where the most stubborn fat resists weight-loss diets.<\/p>\n In other words: liposuction is not a treatment for obesity, although it can support a diet by removing fat that refuses to disappear from the arms, abdomen, hips, thighs, knees, ankles\u2026<\/p>\n In general, the procedure does not present or cause major problems. However, the results of the operation may not be as desired, or complications may arise that should be corrected.<\/p>\n What type of complications? Two are the most common:<\/p>\n