VASER Lipo - What is Considered One "Area"?

Liposuction areas can be confusing.  I agree with Dr Blinski that inner thighs and knees are two areas and I too divide the abdomen into upper and lower, usually.  Sometimes, the entire upper and lower abdomen isn't a problem and I will just treat it as one area.  I know doctors that treat the abodomen as three areas, upper, mid and lower.  I have also heard of charging for each inner thigh as a separate area. So what is considered an "area" is not standardized and one should be sure it is clarified, especially when trying to compare costs.  I use a map of the body and draw the areas to be treated on the map to reduce the chance for confusion.

Areas considered varies between doctors and may depend on the amount of fat or goals of the patient.Vaser liposuction cost varies according the areas of the body being treated and the length of surgery. A good estimate of the cost can be gotten by an in-patient consultation. Treatment generally starts at about four thousand dollars for the first hour. Hope this helps.#RealSelf100

Hello and thank you for your question. Responding to your question, Inner thighs and knees are two different areas. Every plastic surgeon has his own way of seeing and identifying areas for Vaser, some would divide the abdomen  into three parts. In my case I consider it to be two parts upper and  Lower abdomen. I recommend to have a personal consultation with a certified plastic surgeon and have a complete understanding of the procedures.
Hope this can be of help and good luck!

Every doctor describes the areas treated differently.  Upper vs lower abdomen vs entire abdomen, one or two?  Don't be bogged down with that. Find a good doctor that gets great results, and go with that person.

Inner thigh and knees are 2 areas. Seems like an easy concept to understand. I classify the abdomen as 2 areas upper & lower some divide it into 4 quadrants. So you must see the operating surgeon to determine exactly the # of areas. From MIAMI DR. B