Liposuction on the pubic area?

I was wondering if there is a way to have Liposuction on a woman's pubic area? I had lost weight and have a fatty patch down there.

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12 answers to “Liposuction on the pubic area?”

A: Liposuction to mons area

Vincent N. Zubowicz, MD

Yes, Liposuction can be performed to this area (called the mons area). The pricing for this procedure at our facility runs around $1,500.00 - $2,500.00. This is normally performed under general anesthesia.

A: liposuction of pubic area

Barry H. Dolich, MD

It is often done  as part of post bariatric plastic surgical  reconstructions when patients still have pubic adiposity. It can cause a lot of swelling  and black and blueness which eventually resolves.

A: It is a great solution to an undesired fullness of the pubis

Carl W. "Rick" Lentz III, MD

 When ever I perform liposuction on the abdomen with or with out a tummy tuck, I always evaluate the pubis to determine if there is a fullness which would be improved with simultaneous liposuction of the  pubis. This will give a much better contour of the entire area.  It is easy safe and... more

A: Lipo with a lift

Andrew T. Cohen, MD

I do liposuction in this area and if there is extra skin I will do an excision of the skin and do a Mon's lift. Patients love the results and it works very well.

A: Liposuction of the pubic area is done routinely with abdominal liposuction

George Marosan, MD

After significant weight loss, both men and women experience residual fat "rolls" in the pubic area. There's also excess sagging and excess skin associated with this. Liposuction can improve this, but to rejuvenate the pubic area one would need to do some skin excision to tighten and elevate this... more

A: Liposuction in the pubic area is common

Marcus L. Peterson, MD

The fatty patch you have is very common and the best way to decrease the size is with liposuction.  Many times this done at the time of a tummy tuck or other liposuction.  The area may get loose and you will notice some skin laxity but his is generally better than the fullness of the fat... more

A: Pubic area liposuction is very common and straightforward

Shahram Salemy, MD

 What you are describing is very common and straightforward, and will usually result in very nice results.  It can be done traditionally, or even be combined with ultrasound to help break up some of the tougher areas of fat in this area, but either way works well.

A: Yes, Liposuction can be done on the pubic area

Michelle Copeland, MD, DMD

Disproportionate fullness and fatty accumulation can occur in the pubic area resulting in an unpleasing prominence. Liposculpture of this area can be done to achieve a more pleasing contour using a combination of technques including Smart Lipo, a new method of liposuction that uses laser light to liquifey fat... more

A: Pubic area liposuction a good option

Sutton Graham II, MD

Liposuction is the preferred treatment for localized subcutaneous fat that does not respond to diet or exercise.  It works well in most areas of the body. The pubic area is normally evaluated as part of abdominal contouring (liposuction or tummy tuck), but can be done selectively.  Your surgeon may... more

A: Liposuction of the mons pubis

Steven Wallach, MD

 I perform liposuction of the mons pubis fairly frequently.  It is an excellent adjunct to other body contour procedures.  The area will stay swollen a bit longer than some other areas treated.

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