How much does liposuction cost?

How much does liposuction surgery usually cost? Do you get discounts for the lipo price if you get lipo on multiple areas?

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A: Liposuction cost in Baltimore, Maryland

Ricardo Rodriguez, MD

Total cost for liposuction is a combination of:• Surgeon's fee + iv-sedation (twilight) anesthesia + facility + garment In my Baltimore Facility total cost range depends on the area(s) of liposuction. For example, liposuction to one area, say just the abdomen or just flanks, the total cost is $3,700.... more

A: There is great variation in Liposuction cost

Joel B. Singer, MD

As you might surmise from the answers already posted there is great variation in the cost of liposuction. First of all compare apples to apples: that is compare prices in your locale and compare prices charges by board certified plastic surgeons. The total cost of liposuction varies according to locale so... more

A: Liposuction Costs

Robert M. Wald, Jr., MD

Liposuction costs vary. It depends on the location of the practice, the experience of the surgeon, and the cost of the surgeons overhead.  Plastic surgeons may also charge more than dermatologists. In general, the cost of abdominal and flank liposuction in Orange County  varies from 3000 to 5000... more

A: Liposuction costs

Kris M. Reddy, MD

The cost of liposuction vary across regions and even within the same county. Also, the cost of liposuction varies depending on the area and number of areas desired. The cost for abdominal liposuction tends to start at $3900 + the fee for the MD Anesthesiologist.

A: California Liposculpting Estimates

David Hansen, MD

As you may have guessed, liposuction fees vary a lot and rarely will you get a quote over the phone because so many variables are involved. It depends on the size of the area and the amount of anticipated work to do the job as well as the technique involved. The tumescent technique with micro canulas give by... more

A: Lipo Cost is frequently hard to explain

John P. Di Saia, MD

Hello,Liposuction cost is frequently hard to explain. This is probably because many types of doctors offer liposuction and their costs of doing business are not the same. Liposuction can also be performed in low cost settings (like an office) or higher cost places (like a surgical center.)The bottom line is... more

A: Liposuction and Cost

T.Y. Steven Ip, MD

The cost of liposuction surgery is usually dependent on several factors:  the surgeon's fee, the operating room, the anesthesia, and the number of areas being treated. The cost of liposuction also varies from city to city. Though the price is very important in a... more

A: Liposuction cost

Ralph M. Rosato, MD

Liposuction costs vary depending on the amount of time it will take to complete the procedure. The cost has three components to consider: the fee for the surgeonthe fee for the anesthesiologistthe fee for the use of the operating room and equiptment costs. In general, traditional liposuction with syringe is... more

A: Liposuction prices are different for different surgeons

Christopher L. Hess, MD

Unfortunately cost is one of those things that is all over the board.  First, depending on where you live determines what the market will bear - NY is more expensive than Omaha.  Next the cost of the facility where it is done differs.  Age and experience of the surgeon may be a factor... more

A: Liposuction cost depends on treatment area

Raffy Karamanoukian, MD

Liposuction, or suction assisted lipectomy, is a safe procedure when performed in experienced hands. The cost of liposuction depends on three factors: Professional fees per area of treatment Anesthesia type and cost of an anesthesiologist Surgery center fees I do not compromise on the quality of the surgery... more

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