How many cc's or Liters of fat have to be taken out for a laser liposuction procedure to be considered a large volume? Is it more than ten pounds worth of fat?
November 24, 2015
Answer: Liposuction and and how much fat to be removed safely Whether it's laser liposuction, ultrasound liposuction, or regular liposuction, make sure you're in a hospital or fully accredited surgicenter where you can be observed if more than 2 liters of fat is removed. The way your body reacts after large volume liposuction may require your urine output to be monitored and extra fluid given intravenously. Also, make sure you're comfortable with your plastic surgeon and his/her post-operative care before proceeding with surgery. Good luck!
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November 24, 2015
Answer: Liposuction and and how much fat to be removed safely Whether it's laser liposuction, ultrasound liposuction, or regular liposuction, make sure you're in a hospital or fully accredited surgicenter where you can be observed if more than 2 liters of fat is removed. The way your body reacts after large volume liposuction may require your urine output to be monitored and extra fluid given intravenously. Also, make sure you're comfortable with your plastic surgeon and his/her post-operative care before proceeding with surgery. Good luck!
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July 18, 2015
Answer: Smart Lipo not good for big volumes 5 liters is generally the most that can be removed at one time wth liposuction. In general, even smart lipo advocates do not recommend it for larger volumes. The bottom line, as i said in your last question, is to not dwell on any procedure, particularly one that is of unproved and dubious benefit.
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July 18, 2015
Answer: Smart Lipo not good for big volumes 5 liters is generally the most that can be removed at one time wth liposuction. In general, even smart lipo advocates do not recommend it for larger volumes. The bottom line, as i said in your last question, is to not dwell on any procedure, particularly one that is of unproved and dubious benefit.
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