If you are thinking about liposuction, remember there are times when you really shouldn't do it. Here are a few such occasions.

If you have a disease or are on medication that affects wound healing, then you might want to postpone liposuction. These include current infection or past medical history of bleeding, emboli, thrombophlebitis, edema, or if you are taking medications that may affect your wound healing or blood clotting (such as aspirin, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents, warfarin, heparin, or other anticoagulants) or are taking medication that may interact with the drugs used during liposuction.

Think carefully about liposuction if your skin elasticity is not adequate. Your doctor will evaluate the skin at the site where you are considering liposuction to determine if skin is elastic enough to shrink after liposuction. If it is not, it will be baggy after liposuction.

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