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After Vaser Liposuction, will the fat be coming back?

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vishrashNov 19, 2015

Hi Dr I need to know if after doing Vaser liposuction does ever the fat come back on those areas. If yes then why does it come back....is it because the person is not eating a healthy diet and not exercising or else some other problem

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Jed H. Horowitz, MD, FACS

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