How much does Liposculpture cost?

What is the average cost of this procedure? How much would Liposculpture on the abdomen, underarms, and jowls cost?

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A: Cost of Liposuction in Atlanta

Vincent N. Zubowicz, MD

Liposuction in our facility (for one area) is: $3,430.00. This price is for the Doctors fee, Facility fee, anesthesias fee, garments and all follow-up visits. With each additional area of liposuction just add an additional $600.00 per area. Your only additional fees may be your... more

A: Liposuction procedure and costs to treatment: Liposculpture

Raffy Karamanoukian, MD

Liposuction is an important cosmetic procedure with great long term results.  The price of any particular procedure is dependent on the following: Credentials of your plastic surgeon Type of anesthesia Location of surgery (surgery center vs. hospital vs. office) Do not compromise on surgery.  Only... more

A: Prices vary by amount of liposuction and location

David Shafer, MD

This is a good question. The cost of liposuction is based on many factors. People come in many shapes and sizes. Likewise, the amount of liposuction and technique will vary among different people. Factors to consider when evaluating the price of liposuction: Do you have to be turned over during the surgery? If... more

A: Varies

Steven Wallach, MD

Surgical fees really vary across the country.  The fees for this amount of liposuction can vary from about $5000-$12000 all in.

A: Prices vary a lot depending on size and amount of work required but $7,000 is a good estimate..

David Hansen, MD

It is rare to be able to quote prices without seeing the patient in person since the fee depends on the size and amount of work needed. Some people are large and can only do 1-2 areas at a time such as the upper and lower abdomen in one surgery. The arms and neck/jowls in a second surgery, etc. As a rough... more

A: No standard costs

Robin T.W. Yuan, MD

Although there are always statistics available regarding cost, each doctor, each office, each procedure is different. I wouldn't shop by price even though that is a common way to do it. I would  shop by doctor. Asking how much liposuction of the abdomen costs is meaningless since each patient will require... more

A: Liposculpture cost can vary

Steven H. Williams, MD

Typically the ballpark range is $1500-2500 per area. This of course depends on the technique used. Prices may be higher if the techniques used include fat transfer (sometimes considered part of "liposculpture"). And liposuction of the "jowls" is a little unusual (but not unheard of). The... more

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Dr. Thomas Su
4 posts
6 May 2009

We charge per area for Vaser Lipo (melting and suctioning of the fat) , i.e. chin, arms, upper ab, lower ab, love handles, outer thighs, inner thighs, knees, etc…all are considered one area each. Pricing varies depending upon the size of the patient, and the number of areas and amount of fatty tissue to be removed. Small areas on a small patient can be as low as $1200, the largest areas on a extremely large patient can range up to $4800 (because sometimes it will require a multi day procedure). Most patients have three to four areas liposculpted in one procedure, averaging in the $4000-$6000 range. If Smartlipo skin tightening is required, then the cost is 20% per area (usually recommended in the chin, arms and abdominal area). I hope this helps you. A personal consultation is always recommended to determine how many areas would be liposculpted and what results you could personally expect.

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