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Smartlipo on a Very Thin Person

asked 1 year ago by floridasunshine2010 in Orlando, FL
Latest answer by Ronald Shelton, MD
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Tags: age 18-24, 110-129 lbs, 5 ft 4 in to 5 ft 7 in

I wear a size 1. I am 19, 5'6 and weigh around 112 pounds. I just had my free consultation and basically got the response I knew I would probably get, "You really don't need this treatment". Well here's the thing, I know I don't NEED this treatment but there is some excess fat in my lower abdomen that I'd really like to get rid of permanently. I am an active person, and work hard to get my abs to show through, and I thought with the Smartlipo treatment it would really help. Any thoughts?

3 answers to Smartlipo on a Very Thin Person

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Liposuction is not permanent

Liposuction is not permanent and you could increase volume there if you gain weight. You should only have surgery if your surgeon says you're a candidate.
Ronald Shelton, MD

Manhattan Dermatologist
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Smartlipo: NOT ideal for a very thin, 19 year old person

I would need to assess your contour, skin tone, and distribution of fat with a formal physical exam. However, based on the information you shared, you are not an ideal candidate for a Smartlipo treatment. Even though Smartlipo can have an abs-sculpting effect, you may not have enough fat for this treatment. The timing of a Smartlipo treatment is also important to consider.  Studies show that our bodies can produce new fat cells through adolescence. After... more
Daniel Levy, MD

Bellevue Dermatologic Surgeon

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Smartlipo

It is difficult to say what you would get wihtou a formal exam.  Realistic expectations are also important.
Steven Wallach, MD

Manhattan Plastic Surgeon

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