Body contouring with liposuction surgery is a popular procedure for removing fat from areas such as the waist, abdomen, hips and thighs. Liposuction is especially effective for people with localized pockets of fat that diet and exercise cannot seem to remove. For those looking for Liposuction near me, there are many experienced surgeons in Delhi who specialize in body contouring with liposuction.

Liposuction is a surgical procedure that sucks fat from the body by using a suction device. Local, or general anesthesia can be used depending on the area and size of the area being operated on. The procedure involves making small incisions in the targeted area and sucking out the fat cells to contour the body. It usually takes 1-2 hours depending on the extent of the operation.

When performed by a qualified surgeon, liposuction will remove fat cells permanently. Patients should be aware that some amount of fat may come back if they are not aware of their diet and exercise regime. After surgery it is important to keep the affected area clean and dry to allow the area to heal properly.

Overall liposuction is a safe and effective way to improve body shape and contour.

To avail the benefits of liposuction in Delhi, book a consultation with Dr. Ashish Khare today!

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Disclaimer: All the text, videos, techniques, and images available on this post are for awareness purposes only. It must not be considered as a substitute for medical advice. Results may vary from person to person, depending on the medical needs.

Losing your hair and going bald can be a very big blow to your self-esteem. Worse still is having a botched hair transplant procedure by a quack that ends up costing you a fortune and achieving very little if any hair growth. There are thousands of hair transplant experts that you can go to but not all are genuine or offer the best hair transplant service. If you are looking for a really quality service for your transplant, here are some important procedures that you can put into consideration in order to find the best service ever for your needs:-

Know the Credentials for the Hair Transparent Specialist

It really pays to know if the doctor that you are going to is really specialized in hair transplant and restoration treatments and whether they are certified to carry out the same. Hair restoration is a critical surgical operation and you really cannot risk entrusting this to a quack. Take time to do some homework in order to assess the credentials of your doctor. For the best hair transplant surgeon, always go for the reputation and ask other patients. Look for a doctor who is not only certified, but also a member of the major professional associations in the country.

Look at experience

Do the doctors have a long experience carrying out successful hair transplant operations? Is this verifiable? If they are experienced in this, then you should look forward to the best hair transplant procedure. The best hair transplant surgeons will establish their reputation through years of successful practice. If your doctor has been in the industry for a long duration of time without a track record of botched transplant procedures, chances are that they will offer you the best quality hair transplant service.

Choose a doctor that is readily available

Look for a surgeon who will be available for many post-operative care services. If you have chosen a doctor away from your home, make sure the doctor is readily available on phone, Skype or whatsapp for post-operative care services.

Look at the finer details

As they say, the smaller details are always very indicative of the bigger picture. When you are shopping for the best hair transplant clinic, it is therefore important to pay very close attention to what they call the fine details. For example, what is the condition of the hair transplant clinic? How are they responding to your inquiries? Are they responsive to your inquiries? How was the initial consultation at the clinic handled? Were they meticulous in explaining the procedure to you or did they rush you through without adequate information?

Ask for references and testimonials: Is the clinic able to provide you with testimonials of people who have used its hair transplant services? What were the personal experiences of the referrals who used the service like? It is also important to look at the before and after pictures of real people who used the clinic’s hair transplant services.

Hair transplant is not a procedure that you should take lightly. So it is important to take your time when looking for the best hair transplant service. For the best hair transplant in India, check out what Athena Hair Now Hair Transplant has to offer. The clinic is based in Chandigarh.

Duodenal switch, one of the most complicated weight loss surgeries, is also known as vertical gastrectomy with duodenal switch, gastric reduction with duodenal switch, biliopancreatic diversion with duodenal switch, DS or BPD-DS. Duodenal switch packs a one -two punch against obesity.It does so, by combining two surgical techniques: restrictive and malabsorptive.The restrictive component involves reducing the size of the stomach.Your bariatric surgeon would divide the stomach vertically and remove more than 85% of it. The stomach that remains is shaped like a banana and can accomodate about 100 to 150 mls or 6 ounces.
Duodenal switch is a variation of another procedure, called biliopancreatic diversion.But the duodenal switch leaves a larger portion of the stomach intact including the pyloric valve, which regulates the release of stomach contents into the small intestine.As the name suggests, duodenal switch also keeps small part of the duodenum in the digestive system.Food mixes with stomach acids, then moves down to the duodenum, where they mix with bile from the gall bladder and digestive juices from the pancreas. Malabsorptive surgeries restrict the amount of calories and nutrients that the body absorbs.The malabsorptive component of duodenal switch surgery involves rearranging the small intestine to seperate the flow of food from the flow of bile and pancreatic juice.The food and the digestive juices interact only in the last 18 to 24 inches of the intestine, allowing malabsorption. Unlike the restrictive part of the surgery, the intestinal bypass part of the duodenal switch, is partially reversible, if the patient experiences malabsorptive complications.With the duodenal switch, you consume less food than normal, but it is still more than with other weight loss surgeries.Even this amount of food cannot be digested normally, so a large portion of the food passes undigested through the shortened intestine, thereby causing weight loss in the morbidly obese.This surgery is also done laparoscopically.

Introduction
Cuts and grazes are a common type of injury and, in most cases, do not pose a threat to health.
Treating minor cuts and grazes
Most cuts and grazes are minor and can be easily treated at home.
Cleaning them thoroughly and covering them with a plaster or dressing is all that is needed.
Stopping the bleeding
If your cut or graze is bleeding heavily or is on a particularly delicate area of your body, such as the palm of your hand, you should stop the bleeding before applying any kind of dressing.
Apply pressure to the area using a bandage or a towel. If the cut is to your hand or arm, raise it above your head. If the injury is to a lower limb, lie down and raise the affected area above the level of your heart so the bleeding slows down and stops.
Dressing
To dress a cut or graze at home:
Wash and dry your hands thoroughly
Clean the wound under running tap water but do not use antiseptic because it may damage the tissue and slow down healing
Pat the area dry with a clean towel
Apply a sterile, adhesive dressing, such as a plaster
Keep the dressing clean by changing it as often as necessary and keep the wound dry by using waterproof dressings, which will allow you to take showers.
Painkillers
The wound should heal by itself in a few days. If the wound is painful, you can take painkillers, such as paracetamol or ibuprofen.
When to see Dr. B C Shah
You only need to see Dr. B C Shah if there is a risk of a cut or graze becoming infected or you think it already has become infected.
You are more at risk of the wound becoming infected if:
It has been contaminated with soil, pus, bodily fluids or faeces (stools)
There was something in the wound before it was cleaned, such as a tooth or a shard of glass
The wound has a jagged edge
The wound is longer than 5cm (1.9 inches)
You should also contact Dr. B C Shah if your skin has been bitten (either by an animal or a person), as bites are prone to infection.
Signs that a wound has become infected include:
Swelling of the affected area
Pus forming in the affected area
Redness spreading from the cut or graze
Increasing pain in the wound
Feeling generally unwell
A high temperature (fever) of 38°C (100.4°F) or above
Swollen glands
An infected wound can usually be successfully treated with a short course of antibiotics (usually around seven days).
When to seek emergency help
Some cuts and grazes can be more serious and will require an emergency treatment.
It is recommended that you visit Dr. B C Shah if:
You are bleeding from a cut artery. Blood from an artery comes out in spurts (with each beat of the heart), is bright red and is usually hard to control.
You cannot stop the bleeding.
You experience loss of sensation near the wound or you are having trouble moving body parts. If this is the case you may have damaged underlying nerves.
There is severe pain, extensive bruising and you are having trouble moving body parts. If this is the case you may have damaged one of your tendons.
You have received a cut to the face. You may require urgent treatment to prevent scarring.
You have received a cut to the palm of your hand and the cut looks infected. These types of infection can spread quickly.
There is a possibility that a foreign body is still inside the wound.
The cut is extensive, complex or has caused a lot of tissue damage.
Your cut will be examined to determine whether or not there is any risk of infection. If there was glass inside your cut, you may need an X-ray to ensure it has been removed.
What happens if there is no risk of infection
If there is no risk of infection, your cut will be cleaned using water or a sterile saline solution before it’s closed. This may be done using stitches, tissue adhesive or skin-closure strips.
Stitches (sutures). These are usually used to close cuts that are more than 5cm long, or wounds that are particularly deep. A sterile surgical thread is used for stitches, which is flexible and allows the wound to move.
Tissue adhesive (glue). This may be used to close less severe cuts that are less than 5cm long. The tissue adhesive is painted onto your skin, over your cut, while the edges are held together. The paste then dries, forming a flexible layer that keeps the cut closed.
Skin-closure strips. These may be used as an alternative to tissue adhesive, for cuts that are less than 5cm long, where there is a risk of infection. The strips are sticky and can be placed over the edges of the cut to hold them together. They are easier to remove than tissue adhesive.
Once your cut is closed, it may be covered with a protective dressing to ensure that your stitches, tissue adhesive or skin-closure strips stay in place.
If you have stitches or strips, you will need to return to Dr. B C Shah to have them removed.
Stitches or strips on the head are removed after three to five days
Stitches over joints are removed after 10-14 days
Stitches or strips at other sites are removed after 7-10 days
You should never try to remove stitches yourself. They should only be removed by Dr. B C Shah
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Tissue adhesive comes off by itself after a week or so.
To prevent tetanus (a serious bacterial infection), you may be given a tetanus booster injection. If it’s suspected that you are at risk of developing tetanus, you may be referred for specialist treatment.
If there is risk of infection, or your cut is already infected
If there is risk of infection or your cut is already infected, Dr. B C Shah may take a sample for analysis using a swab, before cleaning it as usual.
However, they will not yet be able to close your cut because this may trap any infection inside it, making it more likely to spread. Instead, the cut will be packed with a non-sticky dressing so that it cannot close, before it is covered with a protective dressing. You may also be given antibiotics to fight the infection.
You will need to return Dr. B C Shah after three to five days to see if any infection has cleared up. If so, your cut will be closed using stitches or skin-closure strips.
If your infection has not cleared up, a change of antibiotics may be required.
Skin grafts
If your graze is very severe and you have lost a lot of skin, you may need to have a skin graft.
Dr. B C Shah will take some skin from another part of your body and put it over the wound. After a while, it will heal and look normal.

Hare Krishna Shri. K. Venkataramana,
I would like to express my deepest gratitude to you and the staff of your hospital for taking such a good care of my employee by the name Mr. Bhagyawan Behra. He had suffered burn injuries and was admitted to your hospital on 10th February 2013.
He was discharged from your hospital on 24/02/2013. It was miraculous recovery, considering the fact that whoever saw his burn injuries in the beginning was not sure of his recovery at all.
I sincerely feel that your hospital's holistic approach to patient care, is truly been helpful to his recovery and your motto, "Serving in Devotion", which is followed in spirit by every individual staff of your hospital, has been the secret behind his miraculous recovery.
Not only he received quick and highly professional care, but more than that he received care with love and compassion.
I am very grateful for the professional and personal service he received during his stay is already feeling much better.
Please give my regards and thanks to your winderful team of dedicated professionals, for an outstanding spirit in the execution of medical services.
Hare Krishna!
Your's Sincerely,
Ashok K Shah