I got my full abdomen done 2 months ago. I had 600cc removed. As of yet, I have not seen any results. I was hoping to see something but so far my stomach still looks big. My doc did warn me that it could take 3-6 months for full results, but I was hoping to see some improvement. All other posts I have read, people have seen some difference. I also read somewhere that 600cc is not much fat. I'm worried that I have wasted my money. Will I see an improvement soon?
May 6, 2018
Answer: Liposuction of the abdomen
The amount really depends on what you started with, so for someone it may be adequate for others it may not be.
As for the results, it takes about 4 months before the swelling subsides and you can then appreciate your improvement. At this point you need to be patient and wait to see how things shape out.
Good luck.
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May 6, 2018
Answer: Liposuction of the abdomen
The amount really depends on what you started with, so for someone it may be adequate for others it may not be.
As for the results, it takes about 4 months before the swelling subsides and you can then appreciate your improvement. At this point you need to be patient and wait to see how things shape out.
Good luck.
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October 7, 2015
Answer: Liposuction of the abdomen
It usually takes up to 4 to six months to see the full improvement. The number of ccs of fat removed is important to clarify that it was the supranatant fat, not a combination of fat and fluids in the container of the removed aspirate. If it was 600ccs of the fat alone, then depending on the amount of fat you had initially, which we don't know, that could be a considerable amount and you would see improvement. If however you had a significant abdomen preoperatively then you may not see much change.
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October 7, 2015
Answer: Liposuction of the abdomen
It usually takes up to 4 to six months to see the full improvement. The number of ccs of fat removed is important to clarify that it was the supranatant fat, not a combination of fat and fluids in the container of the removed aspirate. If it was 600ccs of the fat alone, then depending on the amount of fat you had initially, which we don't know, that could be a considerable amount and you would see improvement. If however you had a significant abdomen preoperatively then you may not see much change.
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