Can I use the fat harvested during liposuction in other areas?
Fat removed during liposuction can be purified and utilized for injection into the patient’s buttocks during a Brazilian Butt Lift, or into the face or lips to achieve youthful, plump volume.
What are the different types of liposuction?
Aside from traditional liposuction, the different types of liposuction we provide include power-assisted liposuction, Vaser liposuction, and high-definition liposuction.
When will I see my results from my liposuction procedure?
You may see results immediately, although there will be some post-operative swelling. As swelling diminishes, you will see your new curves begin becoming visible. Final results of liposuction are generally achieved at about three months following surgery.
Does liposuction get rid of cellulite?
Liposuction is not recommended for getting rid of cellulite. Adding a laser treatment to liposuction may help to get rid of cellulite.
Are there any risks or complications associated with liposuction?
Like any surgical procedure, liposuction has risks, including scarring, infection, and numbness. Removing too much fat may cause lumpiness or dents in the skin. Risks increase the larger the amount of fat that is removed.
Are liposuction results permanent?
Liposuction results are generally permanent as long as the individual maintains a stable weight post-surgery. However, significant weight fluctuations or lifestyle changes can affect the long-term outcome.
How much fat can be removed with liposuction?
The amount of fat that can be safely removed with liposuction varies depending on factors such as the patient's overall health, the area being treated, and the surgeon's judgment. Typically, surgeons adhere to guidelines recommending the removal of no more than 5 liters (approximately 11 pounds) of fat during a single liposuction session to minimize risks.
Can liposuction be performed when overweight?
Liposuction can be performed on individuals who are overweight, but it's essential for them to understand that it's not a weight loss procedure and is most effective for contouring specific areas of the body. Candidates should ideally be within a stable weight range and have realistic expectations for the procedure's outcomes.