I am afraid your inquiry appears to show little understanding of why there are laws or rules about the amount of fat removed during liposuction. Liposuction is, in fact, one of the most dangerous cosmetic procedures done. People can die from liposuction either at the time or over the next several days after the procedure. Unfortunately, many improperly trained physicians who do not understand the body's physiology during and after liposuction begin doing it because it looks easy and, with only a few small incisions, looks safe. The problem is that those little incisions have nothing to do with the body's reaction. When you remove the fat, no matter what method you use, you are significantly injuring the area. This is akin to creating a 2nd or 3rd degree burn of the skin over where the liposuction is done, only more severe. The body reacts by pouring intravascular fluid into the injured area. If it moves enough, you go into shock, just like losing a lot of blood (which is what you are doing, losing the fluid portion, just not the cells.) It also calls on its healing systems and produces multiple hormones and steroids, all of which can cause reactions throughout the body. The thicker the fat removed, the more reaction. The broader the areas, the more reaction. Liposuction of a small area, as with a small burn, can be treated at home by drinking GatorAid or something similar to replace the fluid lost. With larger burns or larger areas of liposuction, you require hospitalization and IV fluids. Additionally, the more you liposuction, the more anesthesia you need, and the anesthesia can be toxic. The laws were created in many states because people were dying either during or after liposuction in an attempt to prevent any more deaths. Since they were made by non physicians, they are only guidelines and are imperfect. This is why it is critically important that you have your liposuction only by a board certified plastic SURGEON who understands the body's reactions and physiology and the medications used for anesthesia and sedation. If that person does not want to do as much as you desire, listen to him/her. Your life depends on it.
