liposuction Definition
lipo·suc·tion (lip′ō suk′s̸hən, lī′pə-)
liposuction Usage Examples
Converse of object
- have: Is it possible to have liposuction on the buttocks?
- need: Juicy Two and a half inches thick and 1400 calories - and they wonder why their eyelids need liposuction.
- get: Do I have grounds to claim against the company and can I get liposuction on the NHS?
- recommend: Following treatment, a surgeon may also recommend additional liposuction ( see next page ) to enhance the overall result.
Adjective modifier
- tumescent: Tumescent liposuction is a very safe procedure with very few side effects.
- biological: Essentially biological liposuction works because it is possible to trick the immune defenses into thinking that the fat cells are appropriate targets for elimination.
Modifies a noun
- surgery: Outlined below is the method most commonly used in liposuction surgery today by plastic surgeons.
- procedure: A liposuction procedure involves the surgical removal of surplus fat through a slender tube called a cannula.
- operation: Even tho her mother died some years previously ( due to some freak accident during a liposuction operation!
Noun used with modifier
engine: Failed emission test inspections elicit an emergency room visit for immediate engine liposuction.
Browse dictionary entries near liposuction
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- ‹ lipophilic
- ‹ lipoma
- ‹ lipolysis
- ‹ lipoid
- ‹ lipofuscin
- ‹ lipo-
- ‹ Lipmann
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