Lipo-laser dataset in 101 patients

Obesity is a chronic and complex syndrome resulting from the interactions of genetic, environmental, metabolic, and psychological factors. Current pharmacologic treatments often yield limited, unsustainable weight loss; thus, bariatric surgery and large and giant-volume liposuction have emerged as viable options for its control. This is made from 101 large-volume Laser-assisted liposuction for weight reduction and body contour intervention in obese adults and to describe the early postoperative complications of this procedure by a non-experimental, analytical, prospective, clinical study conducted in adult subjects of both sexes The changes in weight-related variables before and after the first three postoperative months and the early surgical complications (within 30 days) were reported ( BMI, %TWL, and %EBMIL) at baseline and months 1, 2, and 3.