I had liposuction performed 10 weeks ago and prior to this my heaviest weight was 55kg. I weighed myself the other day and i now weigh 59kg after very regular exercising and eating well for the last 2 weeks. I dont look like i have put on weight (especially after i wear the garment at night i look skinnier), but i dont understand why I have gone up 4kg after surgery. I had my whole thighs done, saddle bags, love handles and lower abdomen..
Answer: Weight gain after cosmetic surgery and liposuction
It is not uncommon for individuals to retain weight in the form or fluid secondary to inflammation following liposuction for up to 6-9 monhts. It is better to focus on the goals achieved with better fillting garments than to get obsessed with a specific number.
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Answer: Weight gain after cosmetic surgery and liposuction
It is not uncommon for individuals to retain weight in the form or fluid secondary to inflammation following liposuction for up to 6-9 monhts. It is better to focus on the goals achieved with better fillting garments than to get obsessed with a specific number.
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Answer: Weight gain after liposuction While liposuction does remove unwanted fat, it is not a method of weight loss. It is a method of recontouring areas affected by unwanted fat deposits. Your weight gain is may be due to muscle mass. Because you're working out regularly, you are replacing fat with lean muscle. It's a better idea to look at your muscle tone and contour rather than the bathroom scale.
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Answer: Weight gain after liposuction While liposuction does remove unwanted fat, it is not a method of weight loss. It is a method of recontouring areas affected by unwanted fat deposits. Your weight gain is may be due to muscle mass. Because you're working out regularly, you are replacing fat with lean muscle. It's a better idea to look at your muscle tone and contour rather than the bathroom scale.
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August 12, 2012
Answer: Swelling After Liposuction Not Unusual And It Can Last A Long Time
Liposuction is basically meant to reduce bulges, and if that occurred, then your plastic surgeon did his or her job. Some people retain fluid after liposuction, and this can go on, unfortunately, for a very long time. I measure my patients weekly, and keep a record in the chart with a copy to them so they can follow their progress. People can lose lots of bulges and never see any weight change.
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August 12, 2012
Answer: Swelling After Liposuction Not Unusual And It Can Last A Long Time
Liposuction is basically meant to reduce bulges, and if that occurred, then your plastic surgeon did his or her job. Some people retain fluid after liposuction, and this can go on, unfortunately, for a very long time. I measure my patients weekly, and keep a record in the chart with a copy to them so they can follow their progress. People can lose lots of bulges and never see any weight change.
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November 4, 2010
Answer: Liposuction and weight gain
The weight that is lost from liposuction removal of fat is minimal as fat has a very low density and weight. There is much fluid, swelling, edema after surgery that even when not visible, the tissues become heavier from the fluid. This decreases over time. If you still have concerns, then you might want to see a nutritionist as a calorie count could be enlightening. Unless you took medication before surgery that you no longer take, such as thyroid supplements, or quit smoking just before the liposuction, or took appetite suppressants before the surgery and have not continued them now, there is no direct cause and effect of liposuction making you heavier in the long run.
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November 4, 2010
Answer: Liposuction and weight gain
The weight that is lost from liposuction removal of fat is minimal as fat has a very low density and weight. There is much fluid, swelling, edema after surgery that even when not visible, the tissues become heavier from the fluid. This decreases over time. If you still have concerns, then you might want to see a nutritionist as a calorie count could be enlightening. Unless you took medication before surgery that you no longer take, such as thyroid supplements, or quit smoking just before the liposuction, or took appetite suppressants before the surgery and have not continued them now, there is no direct cause and effect of liposuction making you heavier in the long run.
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March 21, 2015
Answer: Liposuction and weight gain
Usually after a few months as the body goes back to normal, provided that all else is equal, patients may notice a slight drop in their weight. The reasons for your weight gain maybe multifactorial ( i.e. over eating, increase muscle mass, etc..) DIfficult to say
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March 21, 2015
Answer: Liposuction and weight gain
Usually after a few months as the body goes back to normal, provided that all else is equal, patients may notice a slight drop in their weight. The reasons for your weight gain maybe multifactorial ( i.e. over eating, increase muscle mass, etc..) DIfficult to say
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