I know during a tummy tuck the upper abdomen doesn't get liposuction to prevent blood supply issues.. causing necrosis, especially if having your entire back liposuction for a bbl. So my question is, having liposuction of the entire back and only the bottom part of the abdomen considered lipo 360?
Answer: Liposuction 360, TummyTucks and Skin Necrosis Liposuction 360 simply implies going all around the body, and not whether or not a part or all of the abdomen is included. If a patient has a lot of fat in the abdomen, waist and flanks, they will generally need liposuction of the upper abdomen at the time of their tummy tuck. Since current techniques emphasize limited undermining of the upper abdomen, preserving blood supply, there should be little concern about skin necrosis from the liposuction, at least in my practice this has not been an issue. A thorough liposuction of the abdomen, waist, flanks and bra rolls gives an immediate pleasing result.
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Answer: Liposuction 360, TummyTucks and Skin Necrosis Liposuction 360 simply implies going all around the body, and not whether or not a part or all of the abdomen is included. If a patient has a lot of fat in the abdomen, waist and flanks, they will generally need liposuction of the upper abdomen at the time of their tummy tuck. Since current techniques emphasize limited undermining of the upper abdomen, preserving blood supply, there should be little concern about skin necrosis from the liposuction, at least in my practice this has not been an issue. A thorough liposuction of the abdomen, waist, flanks and bra rolls gives an immediate pleasing result.
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Answer: Tummy tuck / Lipo Thanks for the question.
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Answer: Tummy tuck / Lipo Thanks for the question.
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April 15, 2020
Answer: Lipo 360 with TT It is true that you would most benefit from a tummy tuck, and I would definitely add liposuction to it to take you to the next level of results. Even though you are right that we do not want to lipo a lot at the upper area of the abdomen in a TT to prevent blood flow issues, with certain techniques, you are able to do some liposuction of that area and still tighten the skin without healing issues. I would definitely plan on liposuction of you back/flanks and a portion of your upper abdomen, to reduce the thickness there. So technically yes, Lipo 360 is a bit of what you would be getting but you are getting more of a tummy tuck with lipo of the back/flanks/abdomen. I would not stress too much about what it is called, more about what your goals are and the discussion with your board certified plastic surgeon about what to do to fix them. Good luck on your journey!
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April 15, 2020
Answer: Lipo 360 with TT It is true that you would most benefit from a tummy tuck, and I would definitely add liposuction to it to take you to the next level of results. Even though you are right that we do not want to lipo a lot at the upper area of the abdomen in a TT to prevent blood flow issues, with certain techniques, you are able to do some liposuction of that area and still tighten the skin without healing issues. I would definitely plan on liposuction of you back/flanks and a portion of your upper abdomen, to reduce the thickness there. So technically yes, Lipo 360 is a bit of what you would be getting but you are getting more of a tummy tuck with lipo of the back/flanks/abdomen. I would not stress too much about what it is called, more about what your goals are and the discussion with your board certified plastic surgeon about what to do to fix them. Good luck on your journey!
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April 11, 2020
Answer: Liposuction 360 vs Tummytuck Generally speaking, liposuction 360 usually means liposuction of abdomen flanks and upper and lower back regions. It appears from your photographs that you would benefit more from traditional tummy tuck with liposuction of the flanks and possibly back, if needed. Consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon in your area to confirm my advice. Good luck.
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April 11, 2020
Answer: Liposuction 360 vs Tummytuck Generally speaking, liposuction 360 usually means liposuction of abdomen flanks and upper and lower back regions. It appears from your photographs that you would benefit more from traditional tummy tuck with liposuction of the flanks and possibly back, if needed. Consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon in your area to confirm my advice. Good luck.
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April 14, 2020
Answer: VASER HI DEF 4D LIPO / 360 Degree Sculpture / Body Contouring / HD Sculpting With Fat Transfer and Tummy Tuck / Mommy Makeover based on your photos you need full tummy tuck with liposuction of full stomach, back, sides, arms and inner thighs to give you a nice contour. you CAN get liposuction of the full area wit ha tummy tuck. if you do liposuction without skin removal you will have loose skin even with internal heating.
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April 14, 2020
Answer: VASER HI DEF 4D LIPO / 360 Degree Sculpture / Body Contouring / HD Sculpting With Fat Transfer and Tummy Tuck / Mommy Makeover based on your photos you need full tummy tuck with liposuction of full stomach, back, sides, arms and inner thighs to give you a nice contour. you CAN get liposuction of the full area wit ha tummy tuck. if you do liposuction without skin removal you will have loose skin even with internal heating.
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