< p> Strictly speaking, there is no harm in carrying out abdominal liposuction through regular hospitals and specialties. The following hazards may be caused by improper operation or improper handling of surgical details. < /p> < p style=\"text-align:center\"> < Img src = \ "/uploadfile/image/22619/15925459854343.jpg \" title = \ "Comparative case of abdominal liposuction \" alt=\" Comparative case of abdominal liposuction \ "width = \" 5 \ "height = \. height: 231px; \"/> < /p> < p> 1. Skin relaxation after liposuction <: /p> < p> If the patient is fat and the skin is slack, it will be slack after liposuction, but many doctors will make it clear before operation and provide reasonable solutions, so strictly speaking, it can't be called surgical hazard, but it can only be said that it is a part of surgical complications. < /p> < p> 2. The skin is uneven <; /p> < p> When an unprofessional liposuction doctor performs liposuction, he will ignore the fat thickness in the deep and shallow layers of skin fat, so there may be different shades during liposuction, which directly harms the uneven skin after operation. < /p> < p> 3. Fat embolism <: /p> < p> In the process of liposuction, loose adipose tissue may enter blood vessels and cause thrombosis. Thrombosis in the lungs is called pulmonary embolism, and it is called cerebral embolism after it moves to the brain. If this kind of symptoms are not dealt with quickly, other sequelae will be induced, and the risk is high. < /p>