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Final results after liposuction can take several months. There will be a significant amount of swelling that can mask the overall contour. Assuming that your liposuction was performed by a board certified plastic surgeon, you should start to see improvements within several weeks, but be patient and give it time.
Typically, it takes about 3 months or more to see the final result of liposuction. The results should more visible each week. Dr. ES
The results after liposuction are rarely fully realized until the 3 to 6 month period. The more subtle the result, the longer it takes to be realized.
Dear Blessedat40, For all swelling to resolve and to see your final result, the standard time is 3-6 months. However, assuming there are no complications or delays in the healing process, I tell my patients that by the end of the 4th week, a lot of the swelling is typically gone and you have a good idea of what the result will be. Some before and after photos to show how you looked before and after surgery as well as information regarding the amount of time that has gone by since your surgery would be helpful to determine if you are on track for seeing a noticeable difference.
As stated by others, it is difficult to accurately address your questions without an exam. On the other hand, your surgeon knows you best, and always has your best interests at heart. In my experience, the best way to deal with recurrent loose skin in the neck following facelift, is...
The $250 price tag sounds a little high. You may want to ask your doctor if they have other options they can provide or if they could pass along a discount for the second garment. Veronique is a quality company, Marena is another one you may want to check out.
TriLipo is another in a long list of devices that are designed to improve body contours using energy to stimulate reduction of fat and improved shape. I have trialed many of these devices (non TriLIpo) and consistently see some improvement for patients. However, the amount of improvement often...
