Answering Your Concerns: If You Have No Muscle, Will Abdominal Liposuction Leave Your Skin Saggy?
If you have no muscle, will an abdominal liposuction program leave you saggy? This article clearly explains the roles of the skin, collagen, and Body Composition
How Are Short-Chain Fatty Acids Related to Hunger and Fullness?
SCFAs from dietary fiber help signal fullness through gut hormones such as GLP-1 and PYY, influencing appetite.
When Is the Right Time to Decide on Abdominal Liposuction
An educational article from the doctor about the appropriate time for abdominal liposuction, to help you make a decision from a place of understanding, not discouragement.
How Do Gut Bacteria “Talk to the Brain”? The Gut–Brain–Hormone Axis Explained Through 4 Main Pathways
Gut bacteria communicate with the brain through 4 main channels: the nervous system (vagus), the immune system, SCFAs/bile acids, and hormones from EECs. This article summarizes the mechanisms and the strength of the latest review-based evidence.
How Does the Gut Affect the Hormonal System? Low-grade Inflammation, Gut Barrier, and Metabolic Signaling
How do low-grade inflammation and the intestinal barrier influence the hormonal system? This article summarizes the mechanisms of gut–immune–metabolic interaction along with a systematic account of the limitations of the human evidence.
Assessing Fat Layers and Fat Distribution Before a Liposuction Program
Explains the assessment of fat layers and fat distribution before liposuction, helping to plan treatment safely, appropriately for the body, and to reduce guesswork in liposuction.
What Is FAT Mapping, and Why Should a Liposuction Program Start From a Map?
Explains the FAT Mapping system of KMB Hospital—what it is and why liposuction should begin with reading the entire fat map as a system, for safety, appropriate planning, and long-term peace of mind
