Which non-surgical procedure is best for pot belly? (Photo)

An aggressive weight loss program with exercise would be your best bet.Your fat appears to be internal around your intestines.There is not a surgical solution for this even if you would consider surgery.

There are a variety of ways to reduce abdominal fat non-surgically, including CoolSculpting, Vanquish, or UltraShape, but it is important that you are a good candidate for these procedures in order to achieve a good result. These procedures are not weight loss tools, and they will only work to reduce subcutaneous fat under the skin. They cannot treat visceral fat, which lies beneath the muscle and may be responsible for the appearance of a pot belly. If you can pick up the fat and pull it away from the body, this is the type that responds well to liposculpture or one of the non-invasive options. If you have a lot of fat, tumescent liposculpture is often the most efficient and cost effective way to remove fat. If the bulges are small, a non-invasive option works very well. I would advise you to see a board-certified dermatologist for an in-person evaluation to see if you are a good candidate for non-invasive fat reduction.

Thank you for your question and posting a picture. If you wish to lose the belly non-surgically, then I would recommend the HCG weight loss program.This program combines HCG or HUMAN CHORIONIC GONADOTROPIN (a hormone which the body produces naturally) with a 500 calorie diet free of sugar, fat and starch. This program results in rapid weight loss. You would need a consultation for precise recommendations. 

From the photograph it looks as though much of the prominence of the abdomen is due to intraperitoneal fat. Liposuction cannot approach this area. The only way to lose this is my weight loss.

There are now numerous non-surgical fat reduction options available.  These treatments are optimal in patients with smaller areas or a smaller amount of fat.  In patients with larger amounts of fat, liposuction may be more preferable.  However, in patients with so called "pot or beer bellies", in which there is a large degree of visceral fat (fat underneath the muscle), none of these options are likely to make a difference.  The easiest test to see if anything can be removed is if you can pinch it.  Generally, if its not pinchable, only diet and exercise will help.

Thank you for your question and for posting a photo.It is obvious from your photo that you have a large amount of internal (visceral) fat.  This fat is not treated with surgery (even a tummy tuck would not be beneficial).  Diet and exercise is the only suggestion.  I am not a fan of the HCG and 500 calorie options either.  I would try to seek out a dietician to assess your calorie intake as well as joining a gym or consulting a personal trainer.  Weight watchers of other groups aid in keeping you on track and support.Good luck with whatever you choose.

If this is subcutaneous far, then liposuction could be considered but, given the size of your abdomen, you would likely need skin resection as well. If this is intraperitoneal fat, then surgery would not be a viable option.  See a board certified plastic surgeon for evaluation a the photo is not terribly helpful.

It is very hard to see from the one photo, whether or not you have significnat subcutaneous fat that would benefit from liposuction.  

As my colleagues have said, this is fat contained within the abdomen.  There are no surgical answers for this.The best non-surgical treatment is to push --- push away the beers, push yourself away from the refrigerator, and push those weights!Good luck!Elliot W. Jacobs, MD, FACSNew York City

Honeslty your time and moey is best spent on diet and exercise. I see patients who have success many ways with many programs. Find somethig that works for you - gym, trainer, spin classes, prepared meals, reputable diet programs/franchises, meal subscription programs; I have seen all of these work. Find something that clicks with and motivates you.