What does Islam law say about beauty enhancement procedures like liposuction?
Smart lipo is a procedure where they numb an area of your body and make tiny cuts to stick a rod in you with a laser on the end that melts the fat. It is meant for areas of fat that won’t go away with exercise.
So I wanted to get it for my stomach. I really did eat healthy for a long time and exercise five days a week. My body got toned, including the upper half of my stomach, but the lower fat roll remained. I was also told by my doctor that I can’t jog any more or really do anything involving my hips because there is an extreme stinging pain that occurs every day and exercise makes it much worse.
So is it okay if I get smart lipo? It’s not like I’m enlarging something or sanding down my nose. I’m just speeding up the process by having it removed at once versus starving myself.
I really want a nice stomach and I don’t show it to any one but my husband. I’ve even looked into the idea of tapeworm pills to help you lose weight!
This is an interesting question found on Yahoo Answers. What are your thoughts on this?
Usually Islam is not against any medical procedure to cure and help people to be healthier as long as no Haram is used in the procedure.
You need to take advice from a doctor who is also a scholar or who had consulted scholars and came to a conclusion that this is an acceptable way.
I doubt you will find any one on Yahoo answer with such knowledge.
Is it okay to get lipo-suction in islam?
Khalid
You can seek advice from your mosque Imam if you have a religious question.
Some general rules about Halal wa haram fil Islam (The lawful and the prohibited in Islam) can be found here:
http://members.cox.net/arshad/overview.html