I have had a Vaser HD liposuction done on my abdomen and the lines of the definition is a bit too defined and they are visible without contraction. I am not happy with the Lines showing and I want to get rid of them somehow. My question, Is there any ways to get rid of the lines of definitions from the HD liposuction? Will fat transfer to the lines be an option?
April 26, 2019
Answer: New assessment and possible liposuction I would advise for a face to face consultation to properly assess the area and look into possible surgical and non surgical options.
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April 26, 2019
Answer: New assessment and possible liposuction I would advise for a face to face consultation to properly assess the area and look into possible surgical and non surgical options.
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April 25, 2019
Answer: Unhappy with high definition body contouring I specifically don't do high definition work because of patients like you. Personally I don't think it looks natural and natural always looks better. Realistically your two options are liposuction in the non-contoured areas( in between the lines, fat grafting the indentations or both. Based on my experience I would say the first option is the only viable and reasonable one. You'll have to accept a very aggressive Liposuctioned look. Typically fat transfer works poorly because there's no tissues to support the grafts. The thin areas is now skin over muscle. You can't graft fat into skin and putting it in the muscle is probably not going to work. It may work on your serratus muscle but not on the rectus muscle because of the thick fascia covering at the front of the abdomen. At a minimum your results can probably be toned down but you're probably stuck with the lines for life. It's important you let your provider know if you were not happy with the results so they can use better discretion in the future. Personally I feel that the high definition trend is not as great as it's made out to be Best, Mats Hagstrom MD
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April 25, 2019
Answer: Unhappy with high definition body contouring I specifically don't do high definition work because of patients like you. Personally I don't think it looks natural and natural always looks better. Realistically your two options are liposuction in the non-contoured areas( in between the lines, fat grafting the indentations or both. Based on my experience I would say the first option is the only viable and reasonable one. You'll have to accept a very aggressive Liposuctioned look. Typically fat transfer works poorly because there's no tissues to support the grafts. The thin areas is now skin over muscle. You can't graft fat into skin and putting it in the muscle is probably not going to work. It may work on your serratus muscle but not on the rectus muscle because of the thick fascia covering at the front of the abdomen. At a minimum your results can probably be toned down but you're probably stuck with the lines for life. It's important you let your provider know if you were not happy with the results so they can use better discretion in the future. Personally I feel that the high definition trend is not as great as it's made out to be Best, Mats Hagstrom MD
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