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None of the liposuction techniques cause cancer but they all do cause some trauma to the skin. Because LaserLiposuction has the added component of heat, it is possible to create a burn to the skin if not used properly. But I find the laser probe that is used to be very controllable and is a real advantage in many cases...
Both conventional liposuction and laser liposuction will cause tissue damage, because fat is removed from the body. Neither are known to cause cancer. Laser liposuction has the chance to cause a burn, but conventional liposuction will not. Find a plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs hundreds of liposuction procedures each year. Then look at the plastic surgeon's website before and after photo galleries to get a sense of who can deliver the results. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
Laser Lipo works by heating up the tissue from underneath the skin. This will stimulate skin contraction if used properly. Internal and surface temperatures must be monitored at all times. If care is not taken or if the monitoring equipment malfunctions, burns can easily result. No cases of cancer have ever been attributed to this.
Liposuction of the flanks or love handle areas can give phenomenal results in the right hands. This has less to do with type of liposuction and more to do with the surgeon. Find a plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs HUNDREDS of liposuction...
Thank you for your question. There are many causes, and it is not stated if you had liposuction on your arm. If you had lipo on the arm, then getting too superficial with a laser could cause a blister. Likely, some adhesive from EXG electrodes are the culprit if the blister has a round or square...
Reducing your banana rolls, posterior upper thigh excess fat, if done properly and conservatively should give you improvement without making your buttocks drop.
All of these things can be done at one time by the right surgeon. Find a plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs HUNDREDS of liposuction procedures and breast lifts each year. Look at the surgeon's website before and after photos to determine who will...
The technical term for the condition you are describing is genu valgum. It is caused by an inward bending deformity of the proximal knee joint. It is commonly associated with flat arches, and is an anatomic deformity that involves the entire leg, not just the knee joint. If this were truly your...
Thank you for your question. For this and all disease systems of this stature, your will need your doctor managing your VWD, and surgeon to discuss your condition, risks, and allow them to provide you a multidisciplinary approach to determine if surgery is in your best interest. I hope this helps.
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