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Thank you for your question.Yes, it is possible to have this procedure done. But first, for safety reasons, to be a good candidate for the procedures you want at the same time, your labs and cardiovascular preoperative evaluation must be optimal.Kind Regards,Dr. Emmanuel Mallol Cotes.-
The mons pubis area is very amenable to liposuction and can be recontoured down nicely in selected cases. However, if you are also experiencing sagging in this area, liposuction may not be the best treatment. I would seek an in-person consultation with an experienced plastic surgeon.
It’s not unusual for patients to be concerned aboutthe appearance of their pubic region following massive weight loss. Under thesecircumstances, patients complain of localized pubic fat collections which areoften associated with excess saggy skin in the area. When this situation arises, liposuction may notadequately address the problem if loose skin is present. For this reason, tummytuck surgery might be more appropriate. It’s virtually impossible to make arecommendation regarding your situation without pictures or a physicalexamination. It’s therefore important to consult aboard-certified plastic surgeon with experience treating massive weight losspatients. This surgeon should be able to outline a planthat’s appropriate for your unique anatomic findings.
Fat removal from the pubic area is frequently requested in my private practice. Liposuction of the pubis area is very effective in removing this fat which is usually resistant to diet and exercise. I routinely perform this procedure in my Atlanta practice.
What you are describing is very common and straightforward, and will usually result in very nice results. It can be done traditionally, or even be combined with ultrasound to help break up some of the tougher areas of fat in this area, but either way works well.
After significant weight loss, both men and women experience residual fat "rolls" in the pubic area. There's also excess sagging and excess skin associated with this. Liposuction can improve this, but to rejuvenate the pubic area one would need to do some skin excision to tighten and elevate this area for a more youthful appearance. I often find that there's a suprapubic bulge, but the labia majora are atrophic and would benefit from fat grafts at the same time.
Yes, Liposuction can be performed to this area (called the mons area). The pricing for this procedure at our facility runs around $1,500.00 - $2,500.00. This is normally performed under general anesthesia.
Thank you for the question.It is not unusual for the pubic area to be an area of concern. This area may be large (prominent) , ptotic (low), or deflated. How to best address your specific concerns will depend on your physical examination and goals. Generally, treatment will involve excision of excess/ ptotic skin plus or minus liposuctioning.I would suggest that you discuss your concerns/goals directly with your plastic surgeon, in front of the full-length mirror. Working together you will come up with the best course of action.Best wishes.
The mons, or pubic area, is an area that is commonly addressed after significant weight loss. If your problem is only fat, liposuction can certainly help. If your issue also includes excess skin, an excision of the extra tissue may be in order. Ask a Board certified plastic surgeon for an evaluation!
Yes, liposuction will correct a fatty deposit, but will not correct loose or sagging skin. I would speak with a board certified plastic surgeon for an evaluation.
These are some general suggestions that may help ease swollen flanks after liposuction. It’s important to follow your surgeon’s post-operative instructions. Here are some common tips: 1. Compression Garments: Wear the prescribed compression garments as directed by your surgeon to help reduce swe...
You can continue to wear the binder, but not much improvement can be expected after four months, in my experience. It is standard to wait six months after surgery before considering revision, however.
As you can see from all the answers, the cost varies depending on which country you live in, your specific requirement etc. Being a Cosmetic Surgeon, I can help you break this cost down so you have a better idea about what you should be paying for, so that you or anyone else reading this...