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Smart Lipo Vs Cool Lipo for Saddle Bags?

asked 3 years ago by Sally T in NYC
Latest answer by Stephen A. Goldstein, MD
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Tags: saddle bags, comparison

I am a fit 28-year-old woman who has been cursed with the genetics of terrible saddle bags. They are really disproportionate to my body, and trying to find a flattering pair of pants has always been a nightmare. I am considering Smart Lipo or Cool Lipo for this area, and am wondering, which of the two would produce best results? Do these treatments have any advantages or disadvantages over the other when done on the saddle bag area?

2 answers to Smart Lipo Vs Cool Lipo for Saddle Bags?

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VASER Liposuction is most effective for body contouring

I appreciate your question. In general, I do not think that Smart Lipo or Cool Lipo are effective in terms of effectively removing volume in an aesthetic fashion. The most useful method that gives me the best results is VASER, which uses low energy ultrasound to gently break apart the fat cells and provide skin tightening. It has been my experience that my patients have great aesthetic outcomes that is associated with less discomfort and pain and a shorten recovery period. Of course the... more
Stephen A. Goldstein, MD

Englewood Plastic Surgeon
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Check out VASER Liposelection

Hi there, I would consider VASER Lipo if I were you. I don't have any kind of an endorsement deal with them or anything, and can honestly tell you that I have tried all types of liposuction (including the latest laser varieties) and believe the VASER offers the best combination of safety and effectiveness out there. The other options you mentions may work for you, but in my mind, the issue is not whether some new piece of medical equipment works, but whether it works as well as other... more
Armando Soto, MD

Orlando Plastic Surgeon

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