The guide lines for the American Society of Plasty Surgery is 5 liters of both fat and fluid. I agree fully with these limits. The complication rate rises dramatically in high volume liposuctions, and these are not complications that either the doctor or patient should assume. If a patient want more, they can come back for a second liposuction when things have stabilized. Actually 5 liters is a lot of fat. If one needs more perhaps they may need a tummy tuck. A consultation with your plastic surgeon would be the best idea to come up with the best procedure for you. Good question. Thank you.
The American Society of Plastic Surgeons recommends limiting outpatient liposuction to 5 liters or less. It is possible to do more, but the patient should be in a monitored setting at least overnight. Also, prevention of DVT, or blood clots in the legs is very important