Lisa J. Peters MD Plastic Surgery & Medical Spa

Lisa J. Peters MD Plastic Surgery & Medical Spa

4.7 rating from 34 reviews
Practice Information
7236 Madison St., Forest Park, Illinois

About the Practice

Doctors & Other Staff Members

Lisa J. Peters, MD
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
4.7
Flora Chandlee
Aesthetician
Karen Kipta
Nurse Practitioner
Josie Wynveen
Nurse Injector

489 Before & After Photos

34 Lisa J. Peters MD Plastic Surgery & Medical Spa Reviews

cmart1979
Dysport7 days post-opMarch 25, 2025
First Timer
yellyd2010
Tummy Tuck6 months post-opJune 21, 2022
Team No FUPA - extremely happy with my results so far
yellyd2010
Breast Reduction14 months post-opJune 21, 2022
Life altering - the only thing I don't like are the "dog ears"
Jameka89
Breast Reduction23 days post-opJune 25, 2021
I am truly satisfied with my results and I feel liberated!
Cool112760
Mommy Makeover12 days post-opJune 1, 2021
I Recommend Dr. Peters and Her Team to Anyone Who Wants a Team That Cares and Provides Results!
apha
Mommy Makeover10 hours post-opMay 31, 2021
Mommy Makeover Dr Lisa Peters Chicago 5/25 / 2021.
onionlady
Breast Reduction3 months post-opApril 6, 2020
Couldn't Be Happier with my Results!
cocacola099
Tummy TuckApril 11, 2019
Hello Coca-Cola!!!
maflo1966
Tummy Tuck4 months post-opMarch 7, 2019
A long awaited tummy tuck
ACR2018
Breast Reduction12 days post-opNovember 3, 2018
Breast reduction 5’3, 36G, size 8 bottoms, hourglass figure

56 Answers

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Having lipo does not make your body more prone to gaining weight.  If you consume more calories than your body burns, you will gain weight and the fat will be apparent somewhere.  Liposuction permanently removes fat cells from the treatment area.  When you gain or lose weight, your body doesn't grow new fat cells, it just fills up the ones you have or empties them.  The trick after liposuction, is that what used to be your problem area (for example your stomach and flanks) is no longer going to be the first area you notice a couple extra pounds.  You will still be able to gain weight in your stomach and flanks, but less so than prior to surgery because there are fewer fat cells in that area to fill!  You will need to be careful about monitoring your weight regularly to make sure 2 extra pounds doesn't turn into 10 pounds before you realize it.  My other recommendation is to keep an eye out for another part of your body that tends to show minor weight gain first, since 1-2 pounds is easier to lose than 15 pounds.  Again I'd like to emphasize that this "new" area of weight gain will be gaining weight just like it did prior to surgery, but because you're going to be happier with the contour of your stomach and flanks, you are just going to have to teach yourself to monitor minor weight changes by looking elsewhere. 

Answered by Dr. PetersJuly 26, 2018

Opening Hours

Monday8:30am - 5:00pmTuesday9:00am - 6:00pmWednesday9:00am - 7:00pmThursday8:30am - 5:00pmFriday9:00am - 4:30pmSaturdayClosedSundayClosed