The number one posted concern on RealSelf under liposuction is in regards to an early lack of results. When liposuction is done correctly on patients who are good candidates, immediate improvements are typically seen. From there on, results continue to improve over the next three months. Patients will typically be their most swollen approximately one week after the procedure. Many patients will actually gain weight during this part of the healing process because of swelling. One common reason patients fail to see results after liposuction of their abdomen has to do with proper indications for liposuction. When the primary diagnosis is excess subcutaneous fat, then liposuction is typically the treatment of choice. When the diagnosis is something else, then liposuction will not lead to impressive results. Other concerns that are not treated with liposuction include muscle separation from pregnancy, skin laxity and intra-abdominal fat, or intestinal fat. Final results after liposuction typically take around three months.Two weeks is much too soon to judge the outcome of your procedure.Best of luck,Mats Hagstrom, M.D.