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Houston Breast Liposuction : An Interview with Dr. Perlman, a qualified plastic surgeon in Houston

Q. What is liposuction?

Over 350,000 patients had liposuction procedures in 2008, according to the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. That only includes procedures by board-certified plastic surgeons who are members of that society. When you include other "cosmetic surgeons" including ENT surgeons, dermatol

Thigh Liposuction Fort Worth : An Interview with Dr. Ethridge, a qualified plastic surgeon in Fort Worth

Q. Who is not a good candidate for liposuction?

If your main goal is weight loss, you are not a good candidate for liposuction. Liposuction is safest and most effective when it ™s used to remove small amounts of fat. Even though only small amounts of fat are removed, your body contour can improve significantly. Liposuction is not a treatment

Abdominal Liposuction Dallas : An Interview with Dr. Jejurikar, a qualified plastic surgeon in Dallas

Q. What technique will the surgeon use to perform the liposuction?

Virtually all forms of liposuction utilize the tumescent technique, in which anesthetic solution containing adrenaline is injected into the fat to limit bleeding and emulsify the fat prior to suctioning out. A variety of additional modalities are also available to help break up or dissolve the fa

Liposuction Spring : An Interview with Dr. Joseph M. Perlman, M.D. F.A.C.S. , a qualified plastic surgeon for moms in Spring

Q. 1. What are the common side effects of liposuction?

There are really no common side effects other than the fact that you may gain a little water weight immediately after surgery, but you will lose this within a few days. Occasionally with laser assisted liposuction or ultrasound assisted liposuction, patients will have prolonged numbness in the area

Liposuction Dallas : An Interview with Dr. Rebecca Lee Euwer, MD , a Board Certified Dermatologist in Dallas

Q. 1. Is liposuction a reasonable treatment for obesityNo, liposuction is not a treatment for obesity. Liposuction removes fat pockets from certain areas of the body to create a more proportional figure. The ideal liposuction candidate is at their ideal weight or within 25 pounds of their ideal weight. Patients who are greater than 25 pounds of their ideal weight are not liposuction candidates. Liposuction sculpts the body to create better proportions. A common example for women would be a patient with a pear shaped figure with large hips and outer thighs (saddle bags). Liposuction works great to remove inches from those hips and outer thighs to give a slimmer appearance. Clothes fit better and hang more loosely at the hip and outer thigh. While the patient may look like they have lost weight, they have not lost weight only inches. 2. What is a successful liposuction surgery?

A successful liposuction surgery creates a slimmer appearance and better proportioned figure. The successful liposuction procedure is achieved with minimal discomfort and downtime for the patient. 3. Does liposuction cause dimpling or indentations in the skin?Yes, one of the risks of liposuction is