Im 186cm 6ft1 I was about 141 kg / 310 pounds I have lost 52 kg now I'm 89 kg but my abdomen is big and I wonder how many kilos I can lose with liposuction and does liposuction tightens the skin ? Thanks for your ansewrs
Answer: Liposuction is not a means of weight loss Liposuction is one of the most common, as well one of the most commonly misunderstood cosmetic procedures performed by plastic surgeons. Liposuction, or suction assisted lipectomy (SAL) as it is also known, allows a surgeon to contour a patient’s shape and address those areas resistant to diet and exercise. It is not a weight loss procedure and is best performed on patients who are at or near their target weight. Common target areas include:
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Answer: Liposuction is not a means of weight loss Liposuction is one of the most common, as well one of the most commonly misunderstood cosmetic procedures performed by plastic surgeons. Liposuction, or suction assisted lipectomy (SAL) as it is also known, allows a surgeon to contour a patient’s shape and address those areas resistant to diet and exercise. It is not a weight loss procedure and is best performed on patients who are at or near their target weight. Common target areas include:
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Answer: Losing weight before liposuction Thank you for the question! Because liposuction is not meant to be used as a method for weight loss, patients are strongly advised to implement healthy lifestyle changes and achieve ideal weight prior to this procedure. A good way to assess your ideal weight is to calculate your BMI (Body Mass Index). Generally, liposuction may pose some risks if your BMI exceeds 30. Your BMI of 25.7 is considered normal and suitable for liposuction patients. The fact that you've already lost a great deal of weight makes you an ideal liposuction patient.
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Answer: Losing weight before liposuction Thank you for the question! Because liposuction is not meant to be used as a method for weight loss, patients are strongly advised to implement healthy lifestyle changes and achieve ideal weight prior to this procedure. A good way to assess your ideal weight is to calculate your BMI (Body Mass Index). Generally, liposuction may pose some risks if your BMI exceeds 30. Your BMI of 25.7 is considered normal and suitable for liposuction patients. The fact that you've already lost a great deal of weight makes you an ideal liposuction patient.
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April 10, 2017
Answer: Liposuction after massive weight loss Hi there
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April 10, 2017
Answer: Liposuction after massive weight loss Hi there
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April 10, 2017
Answer: Liposuction Hi and thank you for the question.A liposucton. it´s not a weight loss procedure and based on the information you send us, i think you may have more excess skin. In general you already loss most the weight you needed to lose and you should not only pay attention to the number on the scale, but also the number on the of sizes you go down. so please seek the attention of a certified plastic surgeon and be safe.
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April 10, 2017
Answer: Liposuction Hi and thank you for the question.A liposucton. it´s not a weight loss procedure and based on the information you send us, i think you may have more excess skin. In general you already loss most the weight you needed to lose and you should not only pay attention to the number on the scale, but also the number on the of sizes you go down. so please seek the attention of a certified plastic surgeon and be safe.
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