Cosmetic surgery in Australia supportive tissue which emphasises the shape of the arm is remodelled, tightening and smoothing its appearance via the removal of pockets of fat. Lipoplasty also referred to as liposuction is the removal of deposits of fat around specific areas of the body with the goal to enhance the physical contours of the body. Fat can be removed from selected area reducing prominent sections in which the patient finds unpleasing. Areas which are commonly focused on by patients are the Thighs, Hips, arms, abdomen, buttocks, inner knee, back, calves, face and chest. This form of surgery is commonly performed alongside other
Stereotactic surgery brain, biopsy and surgery of the breast are done routinely to locate, sample (biopsy) and remove tissue. Plain X-ray images (radiographic mammography), computed tomography, and magnetic resonance imaging can be used to guide the procedure. Another accepted form of "stereotactic" is "stereotaxic". The word roots are "stereo-", a prefix derived from the Greek word στερεός ("stereos", "solid"), and "-taxis" (a suffix of New Latin and ISV, derived from Greek "taxis", "arrangement", "order", from "tassein", "to arrange"). Stereotactic surgery works on the basis of three main components: Modern stereotactic planning systems are computer based. The stereotactic atlas is a series of