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Surgery performed using the CAL soft tissue augmentation procedure begins with general anesthesia, followed by liposuction, cell treatment, and lipoinjection.
| The patient is put under general anesthesia and does not feel pain. A saline solution containing a weak local anesthetic and a vasoconstrictor is injected into the areas where fat is to be suctioned. This procedure softens the treated area. Also, by constricting the blood vessels, bleeding is kept to a minimum. | ||
| Through a tiny incision in the skin, a narrow metallic tube is inserted and a liposuction pump is used to suction subcutaneous fat. | ||
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| Stem cells are obtained from parts of the aspirated fat and mixed with the fat to be re-injected. | ||
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| The fat mixed with stem cells is transplanted by a special injector for lipo-transplantation, little by little over a wide area in order to prevent it from becoming a lump. | ||
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- Since the treated area may swell and subcutaneous bleeding may occur after the surgery, we recommend that the patient stay in the hospital for one night. It is best if the patient is accompanied by someone upon release from the hospital.

- A medical examination of the treated area will be scheduled
for the following months after having surgery: 1, 2, 3,
6, 9, 12, 18, and 24. Other examinations (ultrasonography,
MRI, and X-ray) will be scheduled on an ongoing basis. In
order to maintain the best health, we urge the patient to
schedule as many examinations as possible.
Patients from abroad do not always have to return to Japan for post-examinations, but such examinations in your own country are recommended instead.
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