Liposuction has been around for several decades now, but the methods have undergone vast changes. Standard liposuction is an invasive method carried out by many well-established doctors. It involves the removal of fat from the body which causes bruising, pain, and longer recovery times. The allure of a non-invasive treatment is certainly appealing from the point of view of cost and recovery. There are, however, some differences in the results. Most commonly, liposuction is used on the abdomen, buttocks, thighs, neck, chin, calves, upper and backs of the arm, and back. During this surgical procedure, the patient is put under general anesthesia. The fat is removed from the body through a hollow instrument called Cannula, which is inserted under the skin and a powerful, high pressure vacuum is applied to it. Many people think of liposuction as just a weight loss tool, however, liposuction is a surgical fat reduction mechanism. However, going under the knife to get excess fat removed