I am 2 months post lipo and I see no results. Is 700cc of fat a lot to have removed from 4 areas of Liposuction?

It's too soon to tell what your final results will be. You will still have swelling, which can last 3-6 months after your procedure. I recommend adding hyperbaric oxygen and lymphatic massage along with your compression to help decrease swelling. To improve your final results, I also recommend adding vanquish for further fat removal, exilis/venus legacy for skin tightening, cellutone/z wave to make the skin smooth, remove scar tissue, and improve the skin’s appearance. It's difficult to tell without pictures, but you may not have been a candidate for liposuction alone, but needed a tummy tuck to get a flat result. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer

There is no way to evaluate your concerns without seeing pictures. It is possible that more fat needs to be removed, but it is also possible that liposuction alone will not adequately correct your problem. Many people have loose skin that feels like extra fat when you pinch it, but the solution for this is a tummy tuck, not liposuction. Please resubmit your question with photos of your abdomen for a more specific response.

Unfortunately, without an in person examination beforehand, it is impossible to say what would be an appropriate amount of fat removed.  That amount could be a lot for one person, or a minimal amount for another.  Every frame is different.  It takes at least three months for all of the swelling to go down so still be patient and give yourself some more healing time.  When you hit that three month mark then I would address it with your surgeon.  I hope this helps.

Thank you for your question and series of photographs and I am sorry that your results have not been what you anticipated.  It is difficult without an in-person examination to determine what may be taking place.  Most commonly this is residual swelling from surgery which will spontaneously resolve but it would be important to voice your concerns to your surgeon to ensure that other issues are not taking place - discrete fluid collection, muscle laxity, or residual adipose tissue.  

At 2 months post op you still have some maturation
to go through with perhaps further improvement. There
is not a specific amount to be removed to obtain a specific
result. The technique chosen, the patient anatomy and the
doctor expertise are some of the factors that will affect
the volume to be removed. For revisions I like to wait
till tissues are soft again an average about 12 months 
from the original operation. Best wishes.

Without knowing what you looked like and seeing what you look like now, it is difficult to say what is the right amount. I will say that sometimes I am surprised at how little can be removed, and other times I am surprised by how much I can remove. Everyone is built differently.

Thank you for your question. I can not comment without seeing any before and after proper pictures. You may still have some residual swelling or loose skin. Best person to talk is your surgeon. Please talk to your PS

Two months post lipo you are still experiencing significant edema as your body is adjusting to the new tissue ratios. Most patients start seeing results after a minimum of 6 months. give you body time to heal, and keep a healthy lifestyle and a positive outlook 

The first thing that I would tell you to do is to see your doctor and discuss your concerns. It sounds like you have already done that. I have never heard of wearing a board inside of a garment although if it is an effective means to an end then excellent! At this point I would recommend that you wait at least 6 months after your surgery, visit your doctor again and discuss your concerns. It is also never a bad thing to seek a second opinion. Many patients in my area will often see two or three plastic surgeons before deciding which one will do their surgery. I often encourage patients not to choose doctors based on price. It is important to choose your doctor based on the relationship that you believe that you will have over the long term. Your doctor is there to take care of you not just the day of your surgery and the week or two after but to also follow you long term. Trust is an important aspect of the doctor-patient relationship and when you see several doctors prior to having a procedure there is usually one that makes you feel more comfortable about your specific problem than others. Good luck to you and I hope you get the answers you are looking for.