I still have 8 kilos to lose before my procedure. If i dont, is it ok to lose them after the procedure. Im not overweight but would like to lose more weight.
Answer: Thigh and weight loss Thanks for the querry.There will be some room to move with further weight loss after any body contouring surgery, and the degree will depend on what your weight is now, now much you have lost , and what are is being operated.I suspect you could have the procedure and loss the weight you are discussing without " undoing" the result of the surgery.This you will need to discuss with your surgeon, but to me not loosing a certain number of kilos, is not a sentence to not being able to have surgery.I hope that helpsJeremy Hunt
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Answer: Thigh and weight loss Thanks for the querry.There will be some room to move with further weight loss after any body contouring surgery, and the degree will depend on what your weight is now, now much you have lost , and what are is being operated.I suspect you could have the procedure and loss the weight you are discussing without " undoing" the result of the surgery.This you will need to discuss with your surgeon, but to me not loosing a certain number of kilos, is not a sentence to not being able to have surgery.I hope that helpsJeremy Hunt
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Answer: Will weight loss after mini thigh lift and Liposuction make my legs sag again? It is usually best to lose the weight prior to surgery. I use a variety of liposuction, fat grafting techniques and a variety of body contouring
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Answer: Will weight loss after mini thigh lift and Liposuction make my legs sag again? It is usually best to lose the weight prior to surgery. I use a variety of liposuction, fat grafting techniques and a variety of body contouring
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December 17, 2014
Answer: Lose the weight before your surgery It is always best to be at your ideal and stable weight before proceeding with any cosmetic surgery. This is because if you lose the weight afterward, your results may be adversely affected. It is difficult to say how further weight loss after surgery would affect your results, therefore it's more prudent to lose it before.
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December 17, 2014
Answer: Lose the weight before your surgery It is always best to be at your ideal and stable weight before proceeding with any cosmetic surgery. This is because if you lose the weight afterward, your results may be adversely affected. It is difficult to say how further weight loss after surgery would affect your results, therefore it's more prudent to lose it before.
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August 19, 2014
Answer: Body contouring is best done once you have achieved and sustained your weight loss goals. The recommendations for every patient need to be individualized based on a thorough consultation. However, most body contouring procedures (including face and breast surgery) are best performed when you have achieved and maintained your weight loss and fitness goals. One of the advantages of elective surgery is that you can optimize your health, weight, and fitness prior to surgery which may improve your results and reduce complications. Depending on your size, an additional 8 kilo weight loss may result in accelerated laxity of your surgical result. Have this conversation with your Plastic Surgeon.Regards,Dr. Mosher
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August 19, 2014
Answer: Body contouring is best done once you have achieved and sustained your weight loss goals. The recommendations for every patient need to be individualized based on a thorough consultation. However, most body contouring procedures (including face and breast surgery) are best performed when you have achieved and maintained your weight loss and fitness goals. One of the advantages of elective surgery is that you can optimize your health, weight, and fitness prior to surgery which may improve your results and reduce complications. Depending on your size, an additional 8 kilo weight loss may result in accelerated laxity of your surgical result. Have this conversation with your Plastic Surgeon.Regards,Dr. Mosher
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