I had vaser Liposuction one year ago on my flanks, months after I have notices that the right side has fate left as it looks more round, when I talked to the surgeon about it he said there was no more fat in there and this is how my body is as body parts are not equal, I wasnt convinced, he injected that side witjh aqualix 3 times but nothing changed, now he is avoiding me, there were two surgeon doing the procedure that day, is that normal? he said there is no fat in there, is that right? Help
Answer: Might be a little more fat left There is very likely still some fat left that can be removed with liposuction. I may be difficult to remove since you have already had liposuction and aqualyx injections, but still reasonable to attempt more lipo if you are still not happy with the result. Also, it is totally normal for surgeons to assist each other in the operating room.
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Answer: Might be a little more fat left There is very likely still some fat left that can be removed with liposuction. I may be difficult to remove since you have already had liposuction and aqualyx injections, but still reasonable to attempt more lipo if you are still not happy with the result. Also, it is totally normal for surgeons to assist each other in the operating room.
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Answer: Additional Liposuction May Help Even Out Your Results Thank you for your question regarding uneven sides after liposuction. Based on your description and photos, I would recommend going back for more liposuction to even out the result on your flanks. While your surgeon may believe there isn’t much fat left, even removing a small amount of fat could give you a more symmetrical and balanced appearance. I would also suggest considering liposuction of the lower back, as the bulge in that area (seen in your first photo) could be contributing to the uneven look.
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Answer: Additional Liposuction May Help Even Out Your Results Thank you for your question regarding uneven sides after liposuction. Based on your description and photos, I would recommend going back for more liposuction to even out the result on your flanks. While your surgeon may believe there isn’t much fat left, even removing a small amount of fat could give you a more symmetrical and balanced appearance. I would also suggest considering liposuction of the lower back, as the bulge in that area (seen in your first photo) could be contributing to the uneven look.
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January 7, 2023
Answer: Uneven sides after liposuction, 1 year post op - Is there no fat left? Thank you for your question and photos. Unless you have significant scoliosis, this is uneven liposuction. Not only that, they (you said two surgeons were involved) left you with an unsightly prominent lower back fat pad. Asymmetries and potential asymmetrical outcomes need to be discussed during the preoperative consultation and not afterwards.
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January 7, 2023
Answer: Uneven sides after liposuction, 1 year post op - Is there no fat left? Thank you for your question and photos. Unless you have significant scoliosis, this is uneven liposuction. Not only that, they (you said two surgeons were involved) left you with an unsightly prominent lower back fat pad. Asymmetries and potential asymmetrical outcomes need to be discussed during the preoperative consultation and not afterwards.
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March 29, 2024
Answer: Addressing Post-Liposuction Asymmetry: Understanding Fat Distribution and Treatment Options It's understandable to have concerns about asymmetry after liposuction, especially if you're not satisfied with the results. While it's true that bodies can have natural asymmetry, significant discrepancies may warrant further investigation. If your surgeon has attempted corrective measures with no improvement and is now avoiding you, it may be prudent to seek a second opinion from another qualified surgeon. They can assess your situation and provide recommendations for potential solutions or further steps to address your concerns. Additionally, you might consider discussing your options for recourse with a medical professional or seeking guidance from a legal expert if you feel your concerns have not been adequately addressed.
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March 29, 2024
Answer: Addressing Post-Liposuction Asymmetry: Understanding Fat Distribution and Treatment Options It's understandable to have concerns about asymmetry after liposuction, especially if you're not satisfied with the results. While it's true that bodies can have natural asymmetry, significant discrepancies may warrant further investigation. If your surgeon has attempted corrective measures with no improvement and is now avoiding you, it may be prudent to seek a second opinion from another qualified surgeon. They can assess your situation and provide recommendations for potential solutions or further steps to address your concerns. Additionally, you might consider discussing your options for recourse with a medical professional or seeking guidance from a legal expert if you feel your concerns have not been adequately addressed.
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January 16, 2023
Answer: Liposuction results To make an assessment on the outcome of the liposuction results we need to see quality before and after pictures. If you don’t have before and after pictures then ask your surgeon to forward the ones they took.
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January 16, 2023
Answer: Liposuction results To make an assessment on the outcome of the liposuction results we need to see quality before and after pictures. If you don’t have before and after pictures then ask your surgeon to forward the ones they took.
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