I'm a 220 lbs, 5'9'', 32 y/o lady, down 100 lbs. I've been ~210 for 2+ yrs. My goal weight is 190, but I seem to maintain ~210 despite efforts. I got 2 opinions on a lift. 1 doctor said I had to have a BMI
March 31, 2017
Answer: When to get a body lift Congratulations on your weight loss. Most of us recommend that our patients who are considering a body lift be as close as possible to their ideal body weight. Additionally, we prefer for patients to be weight stable for at least 3 months. If the liposuction makes you feel better about yourself prior to the body lift, then you should do it. Be advised that most patients don't lose a significant amount of weight following liposuction. Best of luck on your continued weight loss journey.
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March 31, 2017
Answer: When to get a body lift Congratulations on your weight loss. Most of us recommend that our patients who are considering a body lift be as close as possible to their ideal body weight. Additionally, we prefer for patients to be weight stable for at least 3 months. If the liposuction makes you feel better about yourself prior to the body lift, then you should do it. Be advised that most patients don't lose a significant amount of weight following liposuction. Best of luck on your continued weight loss journey.
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March 31, 2017
Answer: Timing of body lift surgery Thank you for your question. I usually recommend that you get down to the lowest weight that you can with diet and exercise that you can comfortably MAINTAIN over the long term. I have seen too many people try to crash diet down to a goal weight only to have their desired cosmetic surgery and then gain it all (or a lot) back! Your best surgical result happens when you are in the best shape you can be in and your surgical result is best maintained with a stable postoperative weight. Substantial gains or losses postop could dramatically change your result. Best of luck to you!
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March 31, 2017
Answer: Timing of body lift surgery Thank you for your question. I usually recommend that you get down to the lowest weight that you can with diet and exercise that you can comfortably MAINTAIN over the long term. I have seen too many people try to crash diet down to a goal weight only to have their desired cosmetic surgery and then gain it all (or a lot) back! Your best surgical result happens when you are in the best shape you can be in and your surgical result is best maintained with a stable postoperative weight. Substantial gains or losses postop could dramatically change your result. Best of luck to you!
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