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CoolSculpting vs Liposuction

by Healthlinear
written by Healthlinear

The main difference between Coolsculpting and Liposuction is that Coolsculpting is a non-invasive cosmetic procedure to remove extraneous fat cells from stubborn areas without resorting to surgery. On the other hand, Liposuction is a cosmetic surgery treatment that loosens and “sucks up” body fat.

What is CoolSculpting?

CoolSculpting— or Cryolipolysis —is a non-invasive cosmetic procedure to remove extraneous fat cells from stubborn areas without resorting to surgery. It freezes the fat cells in order to facilitate their breakdown.

A CoolSculpting session involves special tools that clamp onto rolls of fat and cool them to freezing temperatures. In the weeks following the treatment, the body disintegrates the frozen, dead fat cells, expelling them through the liver.

As CoolSculpting is a non-surgical treatment, it doesn’t require any anaesthesia, cutting and stitches, or recovery time.

What is Liposuction?

Liposuction— also known as lipoplasty, lipectomy, liposculpture, or lipo —is a cosmetic surgery treatment that loosens and “sucks up” body fat.

Plastic surgeons use scalpels to make small incisions around the areas requiring treatment, dislodging fat cells with a hollow, narrow instrument known as a cannula which is inserted under the skin. The fat is then removed using a powerful, high-pressure vacuum attached to the cannula.

It is an invasive surgical procedure that necessitates anaesthesia— whether local or general sedation—cutting and stitching. Recovery time depends on the type of surgery, and while a hospital stay might not be necessary, bruising, soreness and swelling are expected for a few weeks following treatment.

When the body gains weight, each fat cell increases in size and volume. Liposuction can reduce the number of fat cells in specific trouble zones through removal. Liposuction is commonly used on the chin and neck, the abdomen—for tummy tucks—and on the legs— buttocks, calves, thighs —as well as the upper arms and back.

Types of Liposuctions:

  1. Tumescent liposuction is the most used process. The surgeon injects a sterile solution—comprised of saline along with lidocaine (an anaesthetic) and epinephrine into the area requiring fat removal. This mixture causes numbness and makes fat suction easier, with decreased pain and blood loss. This type of liposuction can be done as a same-day procedure without general anesthesia, which makes it safer for the patient.

  2. Ultrasound-Assisted Liposuction, or UAL, uses sound-wave energy to rupture the cell walls of the fat layers under the skin. This liquefies the fat cells so they can be sucked out.
  3. Laser-assisted liposuction, or SmartLipo, uses lasers to produce an energy burst which works to liquefy the fat.

  4. Kybella also known as Deoxycholic acid injections break down fat cells but are used only for the chin area. It is a patented version of injected lipolysis. It uses an injection of acid in order to destroy much-hated submental fat under the chin colloquially referred to as a double chin.

While there are several different liposuction techniques, they all include the usage of a cannula and a vacuum to break down and suck up fat.

Understanding Body Fat:

To decide which procedure is a better fit, understanding the type of fats that exist in your body is vital:

  1. Visceral fat: This type of fat surrounds major organs, including the stomach, intestines, and liver. It can also build up in the arteries.
    While visceral fat is critical for your essential organs, and their healthy function, high levels of it may contribute to higher blood pressure, insulin resistance, and increased risk of severe health complications.

  2. Subcutaneous Fat: This type of fat is present as a layer underneath the skin, and makes up most of your total body fat. It is the fat you’ll find around your arms, legs, and waist. While it is also essential to the human body, having too much subcutaneous fat increases the risk of adverse health conditions like diabetes (type 2) and heart disease.

Cryolipolysis and liposuction procedures both target subcutaneous fat.

Targeted Weight Reduction: Who is it for?

A doctor might suggest the use of cryolipolysis or liposuction to help you destroy stubborn fat cells in areas of your body such as:

  • Under the chin and along the jawline
  • Thighs and calves
  • Tummy
  • Back, and bulges along the waistline
  • Under the butt
  • Along the bra line and under arms
  • Upper arms

Having said that, Cryolipolysis or liposuction are not ways to lose weight fast. Your doctor might suggest them if you've attempted both diet and exercise and have been unable to get rid of certain stubborn fat, or if they might become a health risk.

Neither procedure can remove cellulite, dimples, or stretch marks. The aim is entirely aesthetic. It suits those who are within thirty percent (30%) of their ideal body weight, and wish to enhance their natural body contour.

There are several medical reasons to avoid cryolipolysis. For instance, if you have:

  • Loose, flabby skin
  • Obesity/ extreme weight related issues
  • Varicose veins
  • Nerve issues
  • Rashes or lesions
  • Cryoglobulinemia (a condition where abnormal proteins in blood thicken with exposure to cold temperatures)
  • Cold urticaria (a condition of skin that produces hives in extreme cold)
  • Paroxysmal cold hemoglobinuria (a subtype of anemia that attacks and destroys its own red blood cells when the body is exposed to cold temperatures)
  • Cold agglutinin disease

You should also avoid it if you are pregnant or nursing, or your body does not handle cold well. To be safe, consult with your doctor if you have underlying medical conditions including but not limited to recent surgery, pre-existing hernias or known allergies or sensitivity.

CoolSculpting vs Liposuction:

Procedures such as CoolSculpting and Liposuction are mainly used to improve appearance, rather than providing any real physical health benefits. The amount of fat that can be safely removed in the process is limited. As a result, most people could potentially achieve the same (or better) outcomes by implementing a healthy lifestyle with a balanced diet, routine exercise, and a regular circadian sleep schedule.

Having said that, for people who desire more prominent results within a single treatment, liposuction may be the superior choice. It can treat stubborn zones of fat that are resistant to exercise and diet.

Having said that, liposuction is far more invasive and carries a greater risk of potential complications than cryolipolysis. Studies indicate that liposuction alone had a 0.7% chance for major complications, but this risk escalates when combined with other procedures or underlying health conditions.

CoolSculpting vs Liposuction Pros and Cons:

Side Effects of CoolSculpt:

While the procedure itself is not painful, during the process you may experience aching, pulling, tugging, or mild pinching sensations. You might also experience tingling, stinging, and/or cramping due to the intense cold at the treatment site.

These sensations lessen in intensity as the area becomes numb.

As CoolSculpt is non-invasive, recovery is instant, and you can drive home after your appointment. However, typical side effects include:

  • temporary redness,
  • swelling, blanching, and bruising,
  • firmness of skin to touch
  • minor discomfort such as tingling, stinging, tenderness, cramping, aching, itching, or general skin sensitivity, even numbness in some chases
  • sensation of fullness in the back of the throat after treatment in jaw or chin
  • moderate pain or cramping
  • diarrhoea

Side Effects of Liposuction:

While liposuction permanently removes fat cells and can alter the shape of the body, if the patient does not maintain a healthy lifestyle after their operation, there is a chance that the remaining fat cells will grow larger to compensate for the new absences, or the fat stores may return in different areas than those surgically removed.

As such, liposuction is normally advised only if lifestyle changes have not achieved the desired results.

There are some common side effects and risks, such as

  • reaction to anaesthesia,
  • bleeding,
  • post-operative infection,
  • residual numbness through body and site of operation,
  • liposuction scars

As with any major surgery, liposuction is also associated with certain complications specific to the procedure, such as:

  • Fluid buildup:
    Temporary pockets of fluid—known as seromas— may develop under the skin. The seromas might require to be drained with a needle.

  • Abnormalities in Skin Contour:
    Due to uneven fat cell removal, poor skin elasticity or tone and anomalies in healing, a patient’s skin might appear bumpy and withered. Subcutaneous (or under the skin) damage from the cannula may even give the skin a melanated or spotty appearance. These changes might even be permanent.

  • Numbness:
    The affected area may feel temporarily or permanently numb in the affected area. Temporary nerve damage is also possible.

  • Skin Infection:
    While skin infections are usually rare, they are also possible. A severe skin infection might develop life-threatening complications.

  • Internal perforations:
    Occasionally, a cannula that pierces too deeply during liposuction might puncture an internal organ. This could require emergency operations for surgical reparation

  • Fat embolism:
    Loosened fat cells may break away and become trapped in blood vessels, or collect in the lungs or travel to the brain. A fat embolism is a medical emergency— much like blood clotting— and must not be ignored.

  • Kidney and heart problems:
    Rapid fluid level fluctuations, if not monitored properly during liposuction may cause potentially critical heart, kidney, and lung problems.

  • Lidocaine toxicity:
    Lidocaine is an anaesthetic administered with the fluids injected during liposuction to help manage the surgery pain. Although generally safe, in rare situations, lidocaine toxicity may occur, causing serious heart and long-term central nervous system issues.

The risk of complication increases exponentially if the surgeon is operating on larger surfaces of your body, or doing multiple procedures during the same operation. These potential surgical risks are also linked to the quantity of fat eliminated.

Another potential risk for some people is that when a surgeon removes subcutaneous fat you may appear a few sizes slimmer, but with liposuction, in some people, the results are often short-lived, or their cells might hoard fat and appear larger. This is theoretically because subcutaneous fat is replaced by a deeper, more stubborn layer of fat called visceral fat. This accumulates around the internal organs and is much harder to eliminate. Genetics may also play a role in this.

CoolSculpting vs. Liposuction Cost Comparison:

According to CoolSculpting—which is a patented brand name for cryolipolysis procedures— the typical cost of treatment ranges from $2,000– to $4,000. However, areas that require smaller applicators, such as in the submandibular region—that is the chin and jaw—may range between $700–$900.

A 2020 statistics report done by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) indicates that the average cost for nationwide non-invasive fat reduction procedures is $1,437.

However, prices invariably differ depending on a number of factors such as:

  • Number of treatments: areas with more fat may require more treatments
  • The region a patient wants to treat. The bigger the body part, the more expensive the treatment will be.
  • Geographic location and quantity of competitors
  • The skill of the provider and quality of treatment

Cryolipolysis for the arms, as an example, might only require one session per arm and would cost less than larger areas, such as the stomach or thighs, or love handles at the waist.

On the other hand, the average cost for liposuction is $3,637, according to statistics from the ASPS. This is only a portion of the total – it doesn’t include anaesthesia, operation facilities or other related expenses. The above factors for cost variability also apply to liposuction.

It is important to note that since CoolSculpting and liposuction are cosmetic procedures, insurance does not typically cover their costs or those of arising complications. However, some plastic surgeons offer patient financing plans.

Conclusions— Comparing the Results:

The results of CoolSculpting and liposuction are very similar. Both procedures are used to permanently remove excess fat from specific regions of the body. However, it is important to emphasize that neither procedure is intended for weight loss. It also doesn’t improve the appearance of cellulite or loose, flabby skin. It only gives a slimmer, more toned look to the patient.

For CoolSculpting, no recovery time is necessary. One session may take up to 1 hour. Some people only require one treatment, but a provider might suggest several sessions distributed over several weeks. Initial results appear within a few weeks from your first session.

After liposuction— sessions may last 3 to 4 hours— and swelling typically subsides within a few weeks. Within several months, the treated area will have a sleeker appearance.

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Sliding Genioplasty
Surgery

Sliding Genioplasty and How is it Done

by Healthlinear
written by Healthlinear

Before we can go into detail about sliding genioplasty, we should know what genioplasty is. It is the alteration of a person's chin with the help of surgery. Such kind of procedure is getting very typical nowadays since people want a perfect look on their faces. Having face augmentation is so common and can be done either with surgery or fillers' help. This will help you change your facial features entirely, and you can battle problems like facial asymmetry, etc., with the help of them.

Most people break their noses as a result of childhood accidents, and some are often born with not a perfect nose; they can have it fixed by a surgeon or esthetician. The same goes for a chin. You can have your perfect chin with the help of a genioplasty. The chin can alter your whole face. It can make your face look longer, shorter, etc., and just adding more to it or reducing it will help you a lot. Similarly for chubbier cheeks, people tend to have buccal fat removal surgery.

Genioplasty

 Genioplasty is a surgery done by both cosmetic surgeons and maxillofacial surgeons. This surgery is done for the following reasons

  • Moving your chin backward
  • Moving your chin a little forward
  • Vertical changes like making the chin longer or shorter
  • Changes in the sides to add symmetry to the face.
  • Usually, genioplasty is done for the [people who want to look good and have their faces look esthetically pleasing by it being symmetrical. In sporadic cases, it is done as surgery after an accident. There are two different types of genioplasty
  • Sliding genioplasty
  • Chin implants

Sliding genioplasty

Sliding genioplasty is a procedure done by a cosmetic surgeon where the surgeon removes the bone's chin bone. This way, the chin bone is placed in a desirable position. In this type of surgery, the bone can be pushed back for people whose chin is too forward and can be moved forwards when it's too far back. This type of genioplasty can also be referred to as osseous genioplasty because here, the bone is cut and placed in the desired state. Severe Retrogenia is a situation where the chin is too far back, and this may give your face a very odd shape and correct that this type of surgery is often performed.

Chin implants

Chin implants are added when your chin a bit forward. They may also be added when you want to make slight changes in the structure of your chin. Different forms of chin implants can be added to this procedure. This is a surgical procedure as well, where the implants are attached to your bones. Alloplastic implants are the ones that are made from synthetic materials are the most common types of chin implants rather than plastic implants.

Non-surgical chin augmentation

Non-surgical chin augmentation is the process where the slight changes in your chin are made by injecting some fat or some other dermal fillers in that area. This will change your chin's appearance for a specific period, and after that, you can get it done again. Chin genioplasty vs. non-surgical chin augmentation is long-lasting

Sliding genioplasty cost

Genioplasty is a permanent or more extended solution. When you want your chin augmented, it will probably cost you a lot more than your regular facial fillers. The sliding genioplasty cost will differ for different people am that depends on many things; the following are some of the things that will determine the cost of genioplasty

  • What type of implant is being used
  • How far are you moving your chin?
  • What surgeon have you chosen to do this procedure on you?
  • Place where you live
  • What your insurance will cover

All these things will matter a lot in defining the sliding genioplasty cost. The average price of genioplasty is around $8,000.

Sliding genioplasty procedure

Sliding genioplasty is an invasive procedure where the bone is cut and reattached to the jaw bone. Knowing about this will help you a lot mentally prepare for such kind of surgery. You can be assured that it won't leave a scar where the incision made to reach the bone is made from the inside of your mouth. So whatever scar will be left behind will be on the inside of your mouth. Basically, after cutting your flesh, the surgeon will make a vertical incision in your chin bone and then make a horizontal incision later on. This will help your chin move forward and backward.

When your chin is to be pushed backward, the surgeon will take out the wedge of bone and attach the chin bine to the jaw bone, making your face look smaller. Both of these bones are attached with the help of a metal plate for the time being until they're both attach themselves.

Now when you need to move your chin forwards, the cut is made between jawbone and chin bone, and they are separated at a distance in the desired face shape. This will cause the bones to attach by growing together, moving your chin forward. The same happens when you need to get your chin length or shorter. A wedge is cut out of your chin bone when you have to get it shorter, and space is made when you have to make it longer in the extension surgeries. The gap might be seen easily.

This gap can be seen clearly in women, and in men, it can be covered up by their beards. To avoid this step, the bine is often shaved down by the surgeon, and that will make your chin appear normal. A brace is placed around your chin to ensure proper healing after surgery. In few weeks, the results would be before you.

Aftercare of sliding genioplasty

  • Aftercare of the sliding genioplasty is very easy. All you need to do is to intake painkillers and antibiotics for two days, and after that, the stitches will be dissolving on their own, too, so you don't have to make a visit to the hospital for that anytime soon.
  • You are allowed to take liquid food at first, and after that, you can move on to solid food intake. You will have to rinse you with an antiseptic wash every day so that your stitches will stay disinfected.
  • The only complication that you might face after your sliding genioplasty is that there can be swelling or redness in your chin area for a few days. If you experience anything more than that, you should consult your doctor soon.
  • You will be able to remove your dressing after a week and can continue your everyday routine. After that, you will be restricted from severe spot activities for a few days and also from the gym.

Overall, this procedure goes well for most people. Some people face slight risks but nothing that can't be dealt with. Having it done will be the permanent solution for you, so it is worth all the effort, pain, and money for you. You won't have to get your implants fixed, and your filler retouched after a few years. The recovery period is not a lot for this type of surgery, so it is nothing bad, and you will be back to your routine life in few weeks.

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buccal fat removal
Surgery

The Buccal Fat Removal Process

by Healthlinear
written by Healthlinear

Buccal fat is the fat that is present in the middle part of your cheeks, and that is why most people want to know about buccal fat removal. It will make you look chubbier, and this will give you a baby face appearance. Buccal fat is present in everyone, but the amount of this fat determines the look of your face. Having a chubby face is not a problem, and most people prefer this appearance, but some people who don’t want this type of look can have buccal fat removal with the help of a plastic surgeon. There are a lot of different procedures that can help you get rid of this excessive buccal fat.

Buccal fat removal

Buccal fat removal is a procedure that is either performed alone or sometimes with many different procedures that can in different ways lessen the amount of buccal fat or remove it mostly. This is a process that falls into the category of plastic surgery. It can also be called lipectomy and cheek reduction. The reason why this is in the plastic surgery category is that the cheeks fat is removed; the other procedures that can be performed along with or apart from the buccal fat removal are the

  • Rhinoplasty
  • Facelift
  • Lip augmentation
  • Botox
  • Chin implants

Are you a candidate for buccal fat removal?

Buccal fat removal cannot be performed on just anyone. There are only a few situations where you will be a good candidate for the removal. Following are some of the situations when you will be a suitable candidate for the buccal fat removal

Suppose you dislike the rounded cheeks. This surgery isn’t necessary unless you dislike your buccal fat a lot.

  • When you have a healthy body weight.
  • If you are in good physical health and have no underlying serious health condition, then you.
  • You have around, fuller face.
  • You are going for facial feminization surgery. This surgery is performed by the transgender to give their face a more feminine look.
  • When you are looking for realistic face changes and are not expecting to look like a whole other entity.
  • You are not a smoker
  • You have pseudoherniation. This is the accumulation of small round fat formation in the cheek area.

There are some of the conditions when you aren’t able to go through the buccal fat removal surgery. Following are some of those situations.

  • When you are older, you lose the fat in your face, and that is why you are not a suitable candidate for the buccal fat.
  • You have a narrow face. When you don’t have any fat to lose in your face, you won’t be able to go through this surgery. You probably don’t need any surgery at this point.
  • You have the Parry-Romberg syndrome. This is the syndrome when one side of the face shrinks while the other one remains the face giving your face a very unsymmetrical shape.

Before procedure

Before you go through the procedure of buccal fat removal, you will have to ask your surgeon all the possible questions about this surgery. You should discuss all of your medical history and the conditions you have. This discussion also includes the possible risks of the surgery. You should talk to your surgeon about what is expected of you, which will be the result of the surgery. You should have a very clear head before going through buccal fat removal so that the surgery cost isn’t going to waste. Before the procedure, some of the blood tests are one to analyze the recovery time. Your surgeon will also take some of the pictures of your face to plan your surgery and for before and after pictures of yourself.

During procedure

Following are some of the things you will go through during your buccal fat removal surgery

  • The surgeon will give you a local anesthetic that is numb that particular area, and the procedure will be performed while you are awake. You may also end up getting general anesthesia when you have to go through more than one procedure, and this changes the whole recovery phase.
  • The incision to remove the fat is made from the inside of your cheek so that there is no scar left behind on your face. The pressure is applied on the outer side of your face to check the buccal fat pad removal required in your case.
  • After the fat has been removed, the cheek will be stitched by the dissolvable stitches.

After your surgery

The true care that you need to give yourself comes after the surgery.

  • First of all, you will able to clean your mouth with a mouthwash that will help to keep the wound disinfected.
  • You will also be on the liquid diet for a few days until your doctor allows you to start taking sold food.
  • You will also be experiencing some swelling and bruising on your face.
  • This may seem horrific during recovery, but it will take at least three weeks for the full recovery from the surgery.
  • As far as the results of the surgery are concerned, it will take six months for your face to completely transform. In that time, your cheek will be settling in this new shape.
  • You have to go for regular follow-up, and there may be follow-up surgeries alter ten years later or so.

Buccal fat removal cost

Buccal fat removal cost should be the first thing that you should be concerned about. Since you know, the cost of such surgeries is very high, and some of the health insurances don’t cover these surgeries, so you won’t be able to get any kind of help. The buccal fat removal cost, though, varies a lot from place to place. All around, the buccal fat removal cost can be around 2000 us to 5000 USD. Discussing the cost of your surgery is important before the surgery, and this should be the first thing you should be worried about. Given the experience of the surgeon and the type of medication, the cost will vary a lot. You can try your best to make it within your reach.

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Metoidioplasty
HealthSurgery

What is Metoidioplasty and its Types?

by Healthlinear
written by Healthlinear

Many among you might think what exactly Metoidioplasty, well it’s a surgery which reforms your genitals and makes it better. Now as there are transgender and other non-binary people, or in other words such people who were born to be male, but on their birth, they were declared to be female gets lower surgery which is named as Metoidioplasty.

And this surgery is really necessary for those who are planning to go on Testosterones. Now usually doctors suggest their patients go for Testosterones for a few years before they are planning to have Metoidioplasty surgery. Furthermore, usually, people get confused with Metoidioplasty and Phalloplasty.

Well, first of all, you must know what the different types of Metoidioplasty are, and they are as follows:

Centurion Metoidioplasty

It is really a simple surgery as compared to other types. And no doubt this one is considered to be the best one on account of pain, complications, and thickness. The next best thing about this type of Metoidioplasty is that this surgery does not require to increase the thickness of the penis by using the vaginal wall. All it requires just to take labia, and simply cover the penis from it, as it is in the form of round muscles.

Ring Metoidioplasty

The process of Ring Metoidioplasty and full Metoidioplasty is kind of similar in process. In this process, the skin is not being taken from the mouth, but it is actually being used from the vaginal wall, and after that, it is being combined with labia, and after that, it is joined with Neophallus and Urethra.

The reasons that among Full Metoidioplasty vs Ring Metoidioplasty, why Ring Metoidioplasty is being preferred because in this process the inside of mouth does not require time to heal or to gets damaged. Otherwise, it is obvious that you have to wait for a while before you can start eating properly once again.

Full Metoidioplasty

Then next comes Full Metoidioplasty, and as it is discussed above that this procedure is quite related to the Ring Metoidioplasty. And in this surgery usually surgeons’ takes a part of the skin from inside your mouth at the cheek, and then these tissues are used to attach Neophallus and Urethra.

Further, if the patient wishes to completely remove the vagina from their body, then that is also a part of this surgery, and instead of the vagina, they add up testicles over there.

Simple Metoidioplasty

This is a simple process, and in this procedure, no such removal of tissues or organs occur. And instead, all that a surgeon does is that he frees up the Clitoris from the tissues around it, and as a result penis gets exposed with its better strength.

Difference between Phalloplasty and Metoidioplasty

Now next comes Phalloplasty, well it is one of the most usual methods of lower surgery, and this surgery is specific or just he Non-binary people or transgender. But as far as Metoidioplasty is being this process is totally opposite than Phalloplasty.

In Metoidioplasty usually skin from several parts of the body is taken, and then from those tissues, a penis is being created. And no doubt Metoidioplasty comes with several benefits.

Advantages and Disadvantages of Metoidioplasty

First of all, if you choose Metoidioplasty, then this surgery would get very few damages to your body. And here the term damage is being used for the tissues used for making a penis. Further the procedure for surgery is really simple and less complicated as compared to Phalloplasty. Then the penis that is created due to Metoidioplasty is just like a real one, even it gets erected naturally.

Moreover, the skin that has been taken from mouth or arm is really less and is able to recover real soon. If you already have medical insurance then it will be really beneficial for you because normal medical insurance can cover Metoidioplasty surgery, but as for Phalloplasty, it is not categorized under Medical insurance. And if you are not satisfied with Metoidioplasty then there is also a possibility that you can go for Phalloplasty later on if you want.

But once you had Phalloplasty then there is no chance for you to get Metoidioplasty surgery. Well if there are benefits of something then for sure there are some disadvantages as well. Even though the penis from Metoidioplasty is able to erect, but there is no guarantee that it will always erect during sexual intercourse. And further as like any other male you can urinate while standing in any public toilets, and you always have to use the toilet seat.

And as compared to a normal penis this one might not be that much longer and thicker as compared to the natural one. And even the hormones inside this Metoidioplasty surgery created penis requires to be replaced once in a while.

The process of Metoidioplasty and Scrotoplasty

Now coming to the actual process of Metoidioplasty surgery. And it is really necessary for every one of you to be aware that how does this Metoidioplasty surgery actually work. So that you can make yourself ready before you go through this surgery.

Normally a Metoidioplasty surgery might take just 3 to 5 hours in total. The difference in this time depends on that what type of Metoidioplasty surgery you are going to have, and on the surgeon that how much experienced he is. Further is the selection for the limit of anaesthesia. And this also depends that what type of Metoidioplasty is being carried out.

For example, if you are going for the simple one then the amount will be really less, and you will stay awake throughout the surgery but you won’t feel anything at all. But if you are going through Centurion then you will be under complete anaesthesia. Then there is Scrotoplasty as well, which is the surgery that results in implant testicles in your body.

And the best thing about Metoidioplasty is that you can get discharged from hospital on the very same day as well, and you will only be requested to stay if there are some complications in the surgery. If you want any further knowledge regarding this topic, feel free to contact us.

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