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Under anaesthesia, tumescent fluid is injected through small puncture holes of size 2-3 mm are created to suck fat. Injected fluid is sucked along with fat. Replacement fluid is given through vein. After the procedure, area is compressed with tight dressing and compressive garment. Patient is discharged on the same day.
