Assuming liposuction is done properly, the key to patient satisfaction is knowing what liposuction does and what it doesn't do as well as understanding what area is going to be done and what degree of change and improvement is expected in that area.
Since liposuction is nearly always a cosmetic choice, there is no correct answer to which area to do, how many, or in what order. The patient has to look at any area that is suitable and decide which area is the most important or worth the cost. Particularly if the liposuction is done under local anesthesia, it is perfectly reasonable to do one area that is of most concern first and then see how that goes before deciding on another area. On the other hand, if the patient is certain that she wants to do two or three areas eventually, then it costs less to do them together rather than separately.
I disagree with the statements implying that the results will be better using laser or Vaser lipo. Liposuction is the removal of excess fat cells permanently from the subcutaneous layer (between the skin and muscle) and it doesn't matter how they are removed.
