I've been reading reviews about liposuction causing long term nerve pain, but they are fairly old post. It's this just a result of laser Lipo or does all Lipo cause severe nerve pain several months later?
March 28, 2013
Answer: Long term nerve pain is usually due to laser or ultrasound lipo, so why risk it!
Long term nerve pain or skin puckering or skin discolorations tend to be more associated with laser liposuctioning. It has proven to be such a gimmicky procedure with higher risks that i don't feel it is worth it. Having said that, there are lipo docs out there that can do a decent job with the laser but why risk it? The overall risk of long term or permanent nerve damage is very low in liposuctions in general so don't let that risk bother you and be sure to see a lipo expert and don't go cheap. You get what you pay for unfortunately. Sincerely,
David Hansen,MD
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March 28, 2013
Answer: Long term nerve pain is usually due to laser or ultrasound lipo, so why risk it!
Long term nerve pain or skin puckering or skin discolorations tend to be more associated with laser liposuctioning. It has proven to be such a gimmicky procedure with higher risks that i don't feel it is worth it. Having said that, there are lipo docs out there that can do a decent job with the laser but why risk it? The overall risk of long term or permanent nerve damage is very low in liposuctions in general so don't let that risk bother you and be sure to see a lipo expert and don't go cheap. You get what you pay for unfortunately. Sincerely,
David Hansen,MD
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March 28, 2013
Answer: Liposuction and nerve pain
I think that the heating component liposuction devices( laser and vaser) are probably more likely to cause longer term nerve issues than traditional liposuction, but usually they are not permanent.
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March 28, 2013
Answer: Liposuction and nerve pain
I think that the heating component liposuction devices( laser and vaser) are probably more likely to cause longer term nerve issues than traditional liposuction, but usually they are not permanent.
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