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Body Ultrasonic
Body Contouring Procedures Enhance Your Body Image
Loss of elasticity of the skin of the abdominal region and laxity of the musculature may be helped by an abdominoplasty, more commonly referred to as a “Tummy Tuck”. Not a remedy for dietary indiscretion, the procedure of Abdominoplasty affords relief for those suffering from overhanging abdominal skin as the result of loss of weight or multiple pregnancies.
During this surgical procedure all of the excess fat and skin from the umbilicus, or “bellybutton”, to the pubic hairline is removed. If necessary, the muscles are then brought together with multiple sutures in order to tighten the appearance of the abdomen.
Finally, the skin and fatty tissue are removed. The umbilicus is resutured to the skin in its normal anatomic location.
The procedure takes about two and a half hours and is performed with the patient asleep. Patients either go home or transfer to one of our aftercare facilities following surgery.
Many patients lose additional weight as a result of the success achieved through their surgery. They are motivated to further improve their self-image.
Surgery Time is about two hours. General anesthesia is offered. The patient is completely asleep. Sutures are removed in one week.
Another procedure, designed to remove undesirable localized fat, is suction lipectomy. Like abdominal lipectomy, suction lipectomy is not performed as a “weight control” procedure. Instead, it is most effective on those individuals with stable weight who have localized deposits of fat on the thighs, buttocks, or abdomen. Additional areas to which Liposuction may be applied are the calves, knees, arms, breasts, or any area where there is fat deposit that will not respond to dietary controls.
We are using the new “Tumescent Technique”, a method of fluid injection into the tissues for anesthesia, with Ultrasonic Liposuction. The results are excellent.
The procedure is done on an outpatient basis with sedation and anesthesia depending upon the desires and health status of the patient. The operative time is between one to two hours. Postoperative discomfort is minimal. The incisions are camouflaged by their placement within normal creases of the body. A compressive garment is worn for two to four weeks after surgery. Sutures are removed at the end of one week.
Liposuction will not remove hanging skin or “dimpled” skin, often called cellulite. Surgery Time is about one to two hours. Sedation or general anesthesia depending on the health status of the patient is offered. A comprehensive garment is worn for two to four weeks after surgery. Sutures are removed after one week.
About the Author
Dave Stringham is the President of LookingYourBest.com an online resource for plastic surgery procedures. Learn more about breast augmentation and rhinoplasty procedures.
Can high frequency pitch sounds at high levels hurt hearing?
I have some major problems with a neighbor and his dog barking into all hours of the night. I tried purchasing a ultrasonic device that is supposed to stop neighborhood dogs from barking but it doesn’t work. I looked into why and the decible rating just isn’t high enough.
So I bought a 152db train horn. This thing is incredibly loud as you can imagine. In fact it’s loud enough that if you’re about 10 feet away it will give you an upset stomach. You can actually “feel” the sound inside your body.
I’ve altered the horns so they emit their sound at around 22000 to 21000 hz and I believe. I know I cannot hear the sound but it’s blatantly obvious the neighbor’s dog sure can.
My question is, is being around this harmful to one’s hearing? Since a human cannot hear this hz sound but it is being emitted at such a level can it cause hearing damage?
Yes, it can hurt your hearing over an extended period. I am a living example, but if it is outside, and you are inside, and you just blast it when the dog is kicking it up, you shouldn’t have anything to worry about it. MAN !! I’ll bet your neighbors HATE that!!!! 
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