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Sam Jejurikar, MD answers: Liposuction cost for belly and love handles?

How much does it cost for Liposuction for a guy that wants off about 20 lbs? Just belly and love handles.


Sam Jejurikar, MD
4 months ago
By Sam Jejurikar, MD - Dallas Plastic Surgeon

Liposuction is incredibly effective in re-shaping the male torso, particularly the male chest, flanks and abdomen.  Even with a vastly improved appearance, however, you may notice only minimal amounts of improvement of your weight.  

Prices differ in different places, but in Dallas, your procedure could be done for somewhere between $4500-$7500.  The range accounts for variations in surgeon's fees, the length of the procedure, and the type of liposuction (ultra-sound, laser-assisted, standard) utilized.

Best of luck!

Web reference: http://www.drjdallasplasticsurgeon.com/liposuction.php
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