Facial liposuction is performed to remove unwanted localized fat deposits from the facial area. Chubby cheeks, double chins, and lumpy necks are all common facial concerns that can not be worked off using common excercise methods. This cosmetic procedure can have a dramatic change in the way you look by removing the excess fat from your cheeks, chin and neck. Most facial liposuction procedures remove relatively small amounts of fat compared to other procedures, but can produce significant results with very little fat loss. This procedure is frequently performed in conjunction with a face lift, and often with the addition of chin or cheek implants for better facial definition.

A recent medical study reported that there are more than 100,000 deaths each year caused by medical mistakes. If you are considering having a procedure you need to consider the risks associated with facial liposuction surgeries and all cosmetic surgery procedures. There is a risk that you will not be satisfied with your facial liposuction procedure, even if you have the best cosmetic surgeon and even if the surgery goes smoothly. Click here to learn more about other facial liposuction risks and general cosmetic surgery risks.

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•Regulator seeks court order to observe Canadian liposuction physicians
Three Toronto physicians may be forced to open their doors to Ontario's medical regulatory body if an application to the court by the College of Physicians and Surgeons is successful. The court order would allow the college to send inspectors into the private clinics of the physicians to examine their plastic surgical practices, by questioning ...
•British plastic surgeon on trial after liposuction death in UAE
Seven people, including a 61 year old British plastic surgeon, have been committed for trial in Dubai, following the death of a 27 year old housewife who was undergoing a liposuction procedure in the United Arab Emirates.More: continued here
•Germany to ban cosmetic surgery on children
In a move that has been criticized by professional surgical bodies, German lawmakers are proposing a ban on plastic surgery for children and adolescents.More: continued here
•Doctor Sentenced in Liposuction Death
WOBURN, Mass. (AP) — A Brazilian doctor accused of being part of an underground cosmetic surgery network was sentenced to up to three years in prison Tuesday after pleading guilty in the death of a 24-year-old woman.More: continued here
•Who Is Best at R&D?
Apple, Caterpillar, Google, Kellogg and Toyota are among the smartest companies when it comes to what they reap for their research and development dollars.More: continued here
•School tells students to undergo cosmetic surgery
A Chinese school has attracted criticism after telling more than 30 of its final year students to undergo cosmetic surgery before they graduated.More: continued here
•Feel Pudgy? There’s a Shot for That
Anti-fat injections are one of the most hotly debated procedures in cosmetic medicine because they are spreading faster than the science behind them.More: continued here
•Liposuction Doesn't HelpHealth, Study Finds
Having fat removed by liposuction provides none of the protection from heart disease and diabetes that would result from losing the same amount of weight through diet and exercise.More: continued here
•Its Poor Reputation Aside, Our Fat Is Doing Us a Favor
Fat’s bland and amorphous appearance notwithstanding, it represents a highly specialized organ, as finely honed to the task of energy storage as muscle is built for flexing.More: continued here
•Lipoplasty Becomes Safer as Less Fat Is Removed
For the last five years, liposuction has been the leading cosmetic surgery procedure in this country, with 385,000 procedures last year.More: continued here