Liquified fat is removed during liposuction that is performed by VASER or Laser lipolysis. Obviously it is impossible to remove every last drop. Therefore, some of it will be naturally absorbed by the body and processed by the liver and kidneys.
I just had tumescent Smart Lipo done on my abdomen and a male breast reduction. The doctor suctioned out the liquefied fat after using the laser. If the excess fat was not suctioned out, what happens?
Liquified fat is removed during liposuction that is performed by VASER or Laser lipolysis. Obviously it is impossible to remove every last drop. Therefore, some of it will be naturally absorbed by the body and processed by the liver and kidneys.
It is best to remove the liquified fat after laser assisted liposuction. Leaving the devitalized fat behind runs the risk of fat necrosis and the development of lumps and bumps. While your body would likely resorb most of the fat, it is not a good idea to take a chance.
David Shafer, MD
New York City