Under the development and innovation of modern plastic and cosmetic technology, liposuction removes adipose tissue to reduce obesity, opening a new chapter for weight loss. However, before doing liposuction, you must first find out where the fat hides in the body.
According to liposuction weight loss experts, adipose tissue is a part of the connective tissue of the body. Under normal circumstances, the accumulation of adipose tissue is a physiological energy reserve, and it is distributed to specific parts to varying degrees. Therefore, when obesity occurs, adipose tissue increase and accumulation may occur in all of these sites, resulting in corresponding symptoms, of which subcutaneous adipose tissue increase obesity is obvious, but it is only a part of systemic obesity.
According to the current level of science and technology, liposuction surgery is mainly to directly solve the problem of the increase of subcutaneous adipose tissue, and liposuction surgery cannot directly solve the increase of non-subcutaneous adipose tissue under normal circumstances. The subcutaneous fat layer, also known as the superficial fascia system, can be divided into two layers due to the difference in the structure of the adipose tissue and the fibrous septum.
- The halo layer: located under the dermis, widely distributed in various parts of the body, it is composed of small fat globules, closely embedded in the superficial fascia fibrous septum, and the fibrous septum is relatively dense.
- Lamina: Located in the deep surface of the halo layer, it is loosely embedded in the relatively loose fascial fibrous septum by large fat globules, and the lamellar layer only appears in certain areas, such as the abdomen, iliolumbar, and greater trochanter. Area, the inner side of the upper 1/3 of the thigh, the upper buttocks. The increase in fat in obese people is mainly manifested in the lamellar layer, especially in women. When obese, the lamellar layer is thicker than the halo layer. Generally, the thickening can reach 8 to 10 times of normal, while the thickening of the halo layer is only normal. times or so. There are relatively few lamellae at the waist in men, and the degree of thickening is significantly less than in women. In addition to affecting the beautiful body, obesity also affects important organs such as the heart and lungs, resulting in changes in other organs and organs caused by changes in blood lipids. Therefore, rejecting obesity and maintaining a balanced body is an urgent problem to be solved today.
