My dr took out 1500cc of pure fat from inner thighs, inner knees, and upper arms through tumescent lipo pal and I'm wondering if in these areas this was enough fat removed?
Answer: Very small suction volume Not even close! 1500 cc might be enough to remove from an average person the arms. From the inner thighs and knees and arms you should have seen 3 to 4 times that much, unless you are less than 100 lbs or didn't really need lipo.
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Answer: Very small suction volume Not even close! 1500 cc might be enough to remove from an average person the arms. From the inner thighs and knees and arms you should have seen 3 to 4 times that much, unless you are less than 100 lbs or didn't really need lipo.
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February 12, 2016
Answer: VASER Hi Definition Liposuction / Body Contouring with Fat Grafting the amount removed is not as important as the end goal and the type of procedure. my hi def procedures almost always remove 5L and get very significant improvement (see my IG). however, if you are large 1500 is very small and if you are small 1500 maybe a lot. I suggest seeing an expert. Best, Dr. Emer.
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February 12, 2016
Answer: VASER Hi Definition Liposuction / Body Contouring with Fat Grafting the amount removed is not as important as the end goal and the type of procedure. my hi def procedures almost always remove 5L and get very significant improvement (see my IG). however, if you are large 1500 is very small and if you are small 1500 maybe a lot. I suggest seeing an expert. Best, Dr. Emer.
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February 11, 2016
Answer: Amount of fat removed during lipo The amount of fat you need to remove to make a noticeable difference depends on your weight and which areas you had treated. Inner thighs, knees and upper arms are all relatively small areas, so 1500ml of fat would be quite a bit. If your BMI is anywhere under 35, I would expect you will see a definite difference once your swelling goes down. If your BMI is higher than this, you may not see as much of a result.
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February 11, 2016
Answer: Amount of fat removed during lipo The amount of fat you need to remove to make a noticeable difference depends on your weight and which areas you had treated. Inner thighs, knees and upper arms are all relatively small areas, so 1500ml of fat would be quite a bit. If your BMI is anywhere under 35, I would expect you will see a definite difference once your swelling goes down. If your BMI is higher than this, you may not see as much of a result.
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Answer: 1500cc of pure fat The amount of fat one needs to take out in a certain area to make a difference depends on the size of the person and the area they are liposuctioning. For example, 50cc removed may not show in the abdomen, but can make a difference in the neck. While you heal from the procedure, you may have some significant swelling which can also make you feel like you didn't have enough removed. You should wait until you are fully healed to better judge the final results.
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Answer: 1500cc of pure fat The amount of fat one needs to take out in a certain area to make a difference depends on the size of the person and the area they are liposuctioning. For example, 50cc removed may not show in the abdomen, but can make a difference in the neck. While you heal from the procedure, you may have some significant swelling which can also make you feel like you didn't have enough removed. You should wait until you are fully healed to better judge the final results.
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February 17, 2016
Answer: How much fat removal is enough? The only measure of whether enough fat was removed is the way you look afterward. That's all that matters, so if there's a lot left behind then perhaps it wasn't enough.
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February 17, 2016
Answer: How much fat removal is enough? The only measure of whether enough fat was removed is the way you look afterward. That's all that matters, so if there's a lot left behind then perhaps it wasn't enough.
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