How do other doctors look at Liposuction patients?

Generally speaking, you only have 3-4 inconspicuous stab incisions from liposuction that are very well concealed or healed. There is no big tell tale scar that would suggest you getting liposuction

Thank you for your question. As a doctor I will evaluate your information and and provide you a physical examination, I would suggest to be treated by board certified plastic surgeon with experience in this procedure, to get the best desired results.

Respectfully,
Dr. Emmanuel Mallol Cotes.-

Liposuction is done to reduce bulges of fat and other than the risks directly associated with the procedure does not carry risks for causing ill health later in life.
Medical practitioners will not blame ill health such as you describe, on liposuction.

Doctors can understand that you have had liposuction only by examining them. This is not possible with any blood test. however, it can also be detected with CT, MRI or ultrasound.

Judges judge and doctors heal.
Doctors are not here to judge you or anyone else on decisions you make about your own body.
No doctor should make any judgments about who you are and decisions you make. Doctors should focus their efforts on helping patients with the problem at hand without judgment.
Well done Liposuction may go right right over the head of another physician doing an examination because well done Liposuction should not look like you’ve had a procedure. Poorly done Liposuction may leave obvious telltale signs of having surgery and unless it’s pertinent to the discussion most likely other doctors will not bring it up.
Recognize that doctors are people and patients as well and many of them end up having consultations for the Liposuction for stubborn fat removal like anyone else.
Delivering consistent quality Liposuction results is more difficult than most people believe.
Liposuction is permanent and irreversible. Poorly done Liposuction can leave people permanently disfigured.
Before committing to having body contouring patients need to carefully vet providers to make sure they’re in the hands of providers who have sufficient skill and experience to deliver quality results.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom MD