VASER Liposelection and Brazilian Butt Lift?

Im 5'7, about 128 lbs, and turning 22 this June. I want to take away fat from my mid-section (love handles and front pouch) and a little from inner thighs and saddle bags area. I was looking into VASER Liposelection, but I want my butt to be fuller as well, and heard about brazilian butt lift. What would be best approach for this?

3 answers to “VASER Liposelection and Brazilian...”

A: Vaser for Brazilian Butt Lift?

Daniel P. Markmann, MD

What I tell my patients is that it is not the machine that gives you a good result, it is the artistic skills of your surgeon. I don't think the machine plays much of a role in what kind of results you get. I have tried just about all of the different machines out there, and still prefer the standard old... more

A: Vaser Lipo and Brazilian Butt Lift are very different

Ricardo Rodriguez, MD

Vaser liposelection is another form of liposuction. As such, its contouring effect is mostly due to taking out tissue. It can enhance your buttock by taking tissue away from its surroundings so it "shows" better. This result can be achieved by both traditional or Vaser liposuction. The Brazilian Butt... more

A: Brazilian Butt Lift

Steven H. Williams, MD

Thanks for the question - In our San Francisco area practice we perform liposuction and sculpture and brazilian butt lifts.  We only use regular liposuction for our brazilians in order to maximize fat survivability during the transfer. For patients at their ideal bodyweight with good skin tone this can be... more

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