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Who is the Best Liposuction Revision Doctor on the East Coast?

I had liposuction on my stomach, waist and flanks and my doctor took out too much fat on one of my sides/stomach. I now have uneven sides (they were pretty much even before surgery) and I also have 2 large dents on my stomach the size of 2 fingers that need to be filled in. I know this can be difficult to correct. Can someone recommend a lipo revision specialist who can use fat transfer to correct this problem? I have great skin elasticity and am in very good shape.

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4 Doctor Answers | Asked by crooked lipo in New York, NY

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Liposuction - the Best Liposuction Revision Doctor?

I don't know that there is a "Best" doctor for this or any other procedures - there are many excellent doctors. I generally advise that you assemble a list of doctors from any of several sources; the ASAPS (surgery dot org), ASPS (plasticsurgery dot org), local doctors you know, online searches, etc. Then plan to go on a number of consultations - since you're talking about a revisional procedure I would probably advise that you see at least 5 or 6 surgeons... more

Choosing a Surgeon?

Thank you for the question. I would suggest you start with the American Society of Plastic Surgery and visit a few doctors' web sites and offices in your area. Ask to see examples of similar patients who they have helped. Speak to these patients if at all possible. Best wishes.

Liposuction revision plastic surgeons

It would be impossible to name the best liposuction revision doctor on the East Coast. There are many very qualified and competent plastic surgeons who have "successfully" treated the issues that you have enumerated. There are even several plastic surgeons in N.Y.C.

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