Maximum Fat Volume That Can Be Removed by Laser Liposuction?

Outpatient Liposuction - No more than 5 liters = guidelines for most states regardless of whether it is laser lipo, ultrasonic lipo or standard liposuction

Liposuction Limits - depends on State and Safety

5000 cc's (5 liters) is the guideline limit for outpatient liposuction for many states including California. For smaller patients with more areas for liposuction removing less fat may be safer.

general speaking some plastic surgeons believe that Laser Liposuction is not as safe as Tumescent liposuction. Laser liposuction can creat much heat and tissue inflammation which limits the amount of liposuction significantly.

If you are overweight liposuction is not a great option.  If you have a certain area of your body that you don't like and has a stubborn pocket of fat then liposuction is the answer.   I usually tell patient that is they don't like their abdomen then removal of 1000cc of fat from the abdomen will create the same result as them having lost  10 lbs because when you lose weight it won't all come off you abdomen.

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!

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.