Denver Vaser Liposuction doctors

I am sorry that you had such a bad experience with your breast augmentation procedure.  Pain is a very subjective topic to discuss as every patient seems to have a different tolerance.  Our general rule is that our patients avoid any strenuous activity for two weeks following Liposuction.  This is to prevent any post-operative bleeding or seroma (fluid collection under the skin) formation following your procedure.  We generally suggest nothing that will elevate your heart rate.  This being said, the amount of time you need to take off from work is based upon what kind of work you do.  Our patients are also given narcotics to help keep them comfortable following surgery.  We recommend not returning to work until you are off of your narcotics.  Generally, patients will stay on their narcotics for 3-5 days following surgery.  I would recommend having your surgery performed sooner than later as swelling can take some time to subside if you would like to see significant results by January.  Good Luck!

VASER is the latest evolution of devices using ultrasound to liquefy fat before it is removed from the body with suction.

VASER stands for Vibration Amplification of Sound Energy at Resonance, which basically means ultrasound. The name is catchy and sounds like LASER, which, by contrast, uses amplified light to dissolve fat.

Many of us prefer VASER because the ultrasound appears to be more highly selective in targeting and liquefying the fat, minimizing risks of injury to the blood vessels and nerves. This selectivity for liquefying the fat cells means less tearing and injury to surrounding tissue, resulting in less bleeding, bruising and pain.

Still, the most important element in your success from surgery is the surgeon, much more than the specific tool or technique. Experts do not always agree on technique, yet can produce consistently comparable results.