Can unwanted fat return to the same area after Vaser liposuction?

The answer is no, when the fat cells are removed, they are permanently gone.  Now having said that, if you gain a tremendous amount of weight after having any form of liposuction, you will eventually get fat repopulating into an area where you had lipo.  Reason being is that the fat cells that are remaining can grow and increase in size!
Ideally, if you lose a couple pounds after lipo and maintain that, you will have the best results!

Vaser or any kind of liposuction is effective depending on your body type, realistic goals and expectations. Results are
generally permanent. If the patient gains a large amount of #weight in the
future, the area of liposuction will also gain fat but to a lesser degree. With
massive weight gain, #rippling may occur. However, patients should be aware that liposuction is a body-contouring procedure, not a
weight loss option and does not increase metabolic rate as well. The standard
diet and exercise strategy is still recommended for maintaining good
#results of liposuction.
I hope your concern was addressed. 
#RealSelf100

VASERlipo® works by using targeted ultrasound energy to rupture the fat cells in the treatment area. After the fat cells are destroyed, they're then removed using suction. Once fat cells are eliminated, they cannot grow back. However, this does not mean you can't gain weight back in the future. The best way to maintain your lipo results long-term is by sticking to a healthy diet and exercise routine.

Hi and thanks for the question. In short, the answer is no. While its possible to " out eat lip0 " and gain weight in areas that have had previous lipoplasty, in most circumstances, the number of fat cells in the treated area is significantly reduced. Hence, any weight gain, which is a global event, meaning, you gain weight in all areas of your body in a uniform fashion, would be proportional. In order to gain weight in an area that was previously treated with lipo, you would have to gain a substantial amount of weight - and that, to me, would be your primary problem of concern.Best of luck,Glenn Vallecillos, MD, FACS, Board Certified Plastic Surgeon 

Thanks for the question which everyone seems to wonder about. That is can fat return to areas that are treated with VASER. In the past we have seen two scenarios. Those patients who gain it all back and those that don't. The reasons are multiple but mostly it has to do with your daily diet and exercise levels. Genetically there are certain stubborn areas like the buttocks love handles and/or neck which are repositories for fat storage. the fact that fat remains viable in the areas from which it is removed means these remaining cells can become filled with more fat once some are removed around them. The ability to maintain a normal body weight will determine if this happens or not. Hope this is helpful.

Once fat cells are removed, for example with liposuction, those cells will never return.  We are born with a certain number of fat cells and once they are removed or destroyed, they are gone forever.  If you gain weight after liposuction, it will typically go to another body part.  Keep in mind, if you have liposuction of the abdomen and gain weight, the fat inside you're abdomen around your intestines may get larger and give you an appearance of having a big belly.  This is because that fat cannot be safely removed with liposuction.  Only the superficial fat outside of your abdominal cavity is safely removed.  

Vaser liposuction allows your surgeon to comprehensively remove the fat so that no fat is left behind. As such, following VASER therapy, increase in obesity will not result in fat gain in the area of treatment. 

Good Day. Thank you for your question.Simple answer: NoWe believe that fat cells divide every 8-10 years.If a fat cell (adipocyte) is removed, it is gone forever. The remaining fat cells can fluctuate in size based on a patients weight and hormone influences. So a fat cell can enlarge and shrink in size.This is the reason after liposuction to keep one's weight at or below pre-surgical levels. Stable weight is related to nutrition, exercise and bioidentical hormone supplementation if deficient.Enjoy your day. Be healthy!