Do insurance companies pay for any Liposuction procedure? I have United Health Care.

I would be reluctant to perform an arm lift for you - you don't have a substantial amount of skin excess and you do have a fatty appearance along your arms. With your skin type, a brachioplasty scar will be quite visible. My suggestion would be to perform tumescent liposuction of the upper arms...

Thank you for your question.  After any procedure involving anesthesia I ask patients to first start with clear liquids - water, broths, gatorade - to asses their stomach comfort.  If they are able to tolerate fluids without abdominal pain, nausea, or visiting, they can start resuming their n...

Thank you for your question and photo.  It appears that you would benefit from a tummy tuck along with some additional liposuction work to improve your body's contour.  Liposuction will NOT correct for skin and muscle laxity or intra-abdominal fat.All the best,Dr. ResultsMiami, FL

The answer to your question is yes, even fitness models get liposuction of stubborn areas of fat that do not respond to diet and exercise.  The "saddlebag' region tends to be one of those areas, even for very physically active people like marathoners, triathletes, cyclists, swimmers, etc. The ...

First, you’d have to define what “toned/flat” means to you. Express your goals, in detail, to your surgeon, and they can let you know if it’s possible. In my opinion, I think it is possible to flatten your stomach despite the upper bulge you’re concerned about. This could be just a matter of...