I have mild cvi. My legs are nice in the morning, though I do have some extra flesh. By evening, they look thick. I saw a board certified surgeon who is experienced with calves; he told me I was a great candidate due to fat deposits and skin quality. If I get lipo on this area, will it make my circulation worse? Is there a way to avoid this, ie., with small cannulas? The dr. I saw said there would be no danger to the circulatory or lymphatic systems; I've seen some contradictory posts on here.
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April 29, 2015
Answer: Circumferential Lipo of Calves and Ankles (The Boot Surgery)
Hi, thanks for your inquiry. It seems that it could be corrected by liposuction, but it would be better if you Please have an in person consultation so you can discuss thoroughly all your concerns, options and expectations. Good luck in your PS Journey!Respectfully,Dr. Jaime Campos-Leon
Thank you for asking about
your liposuction.Show your surgeon the garment and ask if you can use this.The stiff support is likely to be painful - but s/he might be willing to let you try it.
Always see a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
Hope you found this answer helpful. Best wishes.
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