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Liposuction under tumescent local with the smaller cannulas and done all around the arm tends to give the best results and is easy to undergo.
yes it can be done. I have done this procedure with perfect results for over 14 years. It costs around $2500
It's a good question. Yes, liposuction can be performed around the entire upper arm where there are areas of excess fat. Visiting a board-certified plastic surgeon in person will let you know whether you're a good candidate for liposuction.
Liposuction can be performed on the arms in any area where there is disproportionate fat and the skin is tight. The most common area is the lower part of the arm when the arm is held straight out, because this is where most people keep excess arm fat. However, liposuction can be performed on the top or back if there is disproportionate fat in the location. A quick pinch test is all that is needed to confirm it. Be certain to seek a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon in your area to review all your options.
Yes you can contour the entire arm 360 degrees if someone has fat around it. Please see a vaser hi def sculpting expert. Best, Dr. Emer.
Hello sg911 this is a good question. Yes, liposuction can be performed around the entire upper arm where there are areas of excess fat. Visiting a board-certified plastic surgeon in person will let you know whether you're a good candidate for liposuction or not. Liposuction is beneficial for someone who is in good health and has worked hard to get in shape. They lose some extra pounds, but can’t seem to get rid of those troublesome deposits of fat in key areas, no matter how diligent and devoted they work at it.My best recommendation to you is to seek a few consultations with a board certified plastic surgeon to better review your case and make the best plan for your desired results.
Liposuction can be done all the way around the arm. If done appropriately, this is a safe, effective technique to reduce the layer of fat on top of your muscles. If you have significant excess skin, you may need an additional excisional component to tighten the arm, but fat alone can be easily treated with liposuction. Best of luck!
If there is a significant amount of fat in this area and the skin tone is good, then yes, liposuction can be done in this area. It is possible to liposuction the full circumference of the arm if the skin tone is adequate. Consideration should be given to ultrasound assisted (Vaser) liposuction, as this adjunct can help tone the skin. Seek out a board certified plastic surgeon with extensive liposuction experience. Best wishes, Dr. Lepore.
I suggest finding your best position and staying in it. It will not harm any fat transfer. Ensure your compression is right. Please see an expert. Best, Dr. Emer.
Dear ahmedchaibj,Thank you for your question. It is common to have swelling in the genital area after having liposuction. This can take weeks to resolve. It is best to make an appointment with your operating surgeon with any concerns you have and for treatment advice. I wish you the best of luck...
If this is currently blistered you need hyperbaric oxygen treatments and proper wound care. If there is only pigmentation, at this point there is very little you can do however you should see a fellowship trained burn / laser / scar expert. I am sorry this happened to you. Best, Dr. Emer.
Implants, fillers and kybella can be used to contour the face. Buccal fat pads can be removed to further contour. However, I suggest a formal consultation. Best, Dr. Emer.
A lot of this is proper patient selection and getting the right treatment done by an expert. If someone has loose skin to begin with they are not a good candidate for liposuction alone or need a hi definition procedure with skin removal. I suggest seeing a body sculpting expert for options. ...
Very rarely will insurance cover cosmetic treamtents unless there is a morbidity associated (ie infections, life is affected etc). Please speak to your physician. Best, Dr. Emer.
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