Could??? In this world, almost anything is possible but I think you want an answer that is more relevant to your situation. It is helpful if you could send pictures of the condition you want us to address - would you send a friend out to buy you clothing without seeing you first? ON the up... more
Could Liposuction take 3 inches off the hips and thighs?
I have the pear-shaped, 'two bodies' syndrome going on with my bottom half a good dress size larger than the top. I'm 5ft 9, 145 lbs, so not overweight, but my measurements are:
34" bust
27" waist
39" hip
23" thighs.
In an ideal world I would love 36" hip and 20" thigh. Would Liposuction help me achieve this do you think? Many thanks.
4 answers to “Could Liposuction take 3 inches off...”
A: Liposuction probably would take off 3 inches
Liposuction can really change a person's life when they are disproportionate. From what you describe, I think you have a good chance of reaching your goals with liposuction. The cost of liposuction of the hips, inner and outer thighs and knees and lower buttocks would be roughly $6000-6500 but what a... more
A: Smaller thighs and hips with liposuction.
Hi! You sure sound like a great candidate for liposuction of the flanks and circumferential liposuction of the thighs and knees. This includes the lateral buttocks. I would not guarantee a particular number of inches off, but I think you are in the right ball park, and you can expect major size reduction... more
A: Liposuction
Liposuction can successfully treat excess fat or lipodystrophy of the thighs. It would be difficult to guarantee a degree of reduction but slender thighs would be possible with an improved balance to your body.
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