I Am Looking to Lose over 50 Pounds, Which Type of Liposuction Gives Better Results?

Thank you for your question. To provide a valid medical opinion I will need to see pictures of you body from different angles. I would suggest to be treated by board certified plastic surgeon with experience in this procedure, to get the best desired results.
Respectfully,Dr. Emmanuel Mallol Cotes.-

Liposuction is not a replacement for diet or exercise.  The ideal candidate for liposuction is a physically fit, healthy diet-consuming individual who has a bulge that doesn't go away in a focal area or areas.  Fat is less dense than muscle so to lose 50 pounds by fat removal would mean an incredible mass of fat would be needed to be removed. This could lead to fluid shifts in your body that could lead to acute problems and serious consequences.  See a nutritionist and trainer. Get started on a program and followup with them so you stay focused and proud when you make the goals of weight loss that you present to them.

Hello,

      Liposuction is best for removing target fat in stubborn areas to improve your shape. It is NOT meant as a means of weight loss.  Even large volume liposuction may not lead to significant weight loss as the fat removed is light in weight.  However, inches are lost and more smooth contours are created. 

      The best candidates  are of an appropriate weight and in good health who wish to improve their shape and proportions.  If patients gain weight after liposuction, it will be apparent both in areas that were treated and elsewhere.  There is really no easy  and permanent means to losing weight other than behavioral  modification including good nutrition and regular exercise. Liposuction can then serve as the icing on the cake for a great shape.

 

Dr.  Pedy Ganchi

Village Plastic Surgery / Ridgewood, NJ