Liposuction: Q&A
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Can I Get Liposuction on my Legs?
I would like to get outer lipo on my legs but am wondering if inner is a better option for me? I am also thinking about getting lipo in the back of my legs below my buttocks due to the fact that I have two bumps under it. My question is, if I were to go along with the lipo in these two sections would I have more of a crease under my buttocks line or would it give me less of a crease. Also, would my cellulite be more visible after lipo?
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L. AnaBelle
in NY
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Liposuction on the thighs
Liposuction of the posterior and outer thighs may give you impressive results. Unfortunately there is not a crysal ball and some people may develop more and others, less cellulite as a result of liposuction. Liposuction of the inner things may cause rippling and liposuction of the posterior thighs under the buttocks can cause a drop or sagging of the buttock so liposuction there must be conservative.
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Liposuction of the legs, inner, outer legs, thighs, knees, ankles, and calves
Liposuction is very commonly performed on legs. The most common areas are the inner, outer thighs and knees and sometimes the calves and ankles. If your skin elasticity is good, you can get an excellent result. If your skin is loose, it might require a thigh lift.
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Liposuction of the legs, inner or outer thigh
Hello - based on your pictures, it looks as though liposuction all the way around the leg - inner & outer thigh + posterior and anterior thigh - which is what is known as "circumferential" liposuction could work quite nicely for you, and give a better overall look than individual spot reduction. Perhaps a little bit towards the inside of the knees, too.
The area immediately below the buttock crease - the infamous "banana roll" - is one that requires some...
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Liposuction of leg
Excessive liposuction beneath the buttock in the central 1/3 of the thigh may cause a loss of support to the buttock mass and produce a sagging buttock. Be cautious in asking for liposuction in this area. It would very likely lengthen your crease.
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Liposuction of the legs makes a big difference.
Liposuction of the outer, back, inner and front thighs as well as the knees would make a big difference for you for about $6000 under local and would probably improve the cellulite especially if you have the micro canulas used.
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Liposuction of the thighs
Liposuction works well for this area. With your anatomy, you need circumferential liposuction with some extension across the knees. Cellulite may or may not be changed. The glutial crease should be made more prominent unless something is done to modify it.
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Liposuction of the legs
You certainly look like a pretty good candidate for liposuction of the legs. This can be done circumferentially. Cellulite may get better, worse, or remain the same after liposuction.
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Liposuction in the thigh, all the way around
The fat deposits in the thigh can be localized over the inner thigh and saddlebag, and for some the thigh can be full and round without definition and taper. Your contour would best be improved with circumferential liposuction of the thigh to knee to slim and taper your leg. If young with good skin elasticity denting or cellulite should not be a problem. You will notice that the fold under the buttock may become more pronounced as the thigh is slimmed down.
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Liposuction of the legs works well.
Hi.
1) Just going by you pictures, I think you are a good candidate for circumferential (all around) liposuction of the thighs and knees.
2) The crease under the buttocks should be a little more pronounced.
3) Doing superficial micro tunneling together with liposuction often improves Cellulite. At any rate, it should not be worse.
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Thigh liposuction
Based on your pictures, both inner and outer thigh liposuction would be reasonable. The liposuction in the back of the upper thigh is also reasonable but the formation of a crease is less predictable. If the treatment area is extended above the outer part of the back of the thigh, into the lower buttock, then a crease is less likely.
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