Diet Plan to Maintain Liposuction Results?

Celkins, The best way to look at it is that liposuction is a second chance at a nice body. You blew it the first time and needed the liposuction to get rid of the fat. Now that you have had the liposuction, don't blow it again. If you maintain a healthy diet and regular exercise, you should be fine. If you do gain weight again, a smaller proportion of fat will go to the areas that you had liposuctioned, but you will get the fat in a higher proportion in other areas of your body. ... more

Regard fat for what it really is ; a massive storage facility in which each cell is capable of storing huge amounts unused calories in the form of fat. Liposuction selectively removes large numbers of these storage units thereby giving the body more attractive curves and contours PRESUMING that the remaining fat cells maintain their current volumes. But - obviously this is not the case. Many people misguidedly regard Liposuction as a Get-Out-Of-Jail ticket or an Unlimited All-you-can-eat... more

Do you need to stay on a diet? I think that you should jsut eat healthy foods while trying to maintain your weight as best as possible.

Hi. After adolescence, we don't make new fat cells. When you put on weight, the same number of fat cell just get bigger. So the fat cells removed with liposuction don't come back.  That's why the improvement in SHAPE is so long lasting, and persists even if you gain weight.

Weight loss after liposuction is not uncommon. People have improved their contour and are happy with what they see. This often stimulates them to seek a better overall appearance. So exercise and diet "tone things up". I hope you had the discussion of weight with you doctor before surgery. This way he/she did not over resect fat to create a contour that may look different at a much reduced weight. If you would gain a large amount of weight after liposuction, your results would be less... more