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Lipo should never be done under general anesthesia if you really want the best results since your doc can stand you up during the procedure occasionally to fine tune the results which you can't do under general anesthesia. I do a little iv sedation for complete comfort and the patients are comfortable and happy. I also do only 1 per day so I have the time to really fine tune the results and I operate each day. Typically the docs doing general anesthesia which is "old school" are also using the larger canulas which don't give as good results as the newer better technique of the micro smaller canulas.
It is not possible to perform 360 liposuction with local anesthesia. Even if it was possible, I wouldn't recommend it.
Lipo 360 can be done in your abdomen and be successful. However, in your back, you will most likely have hanging skin. You may benefit from a butt lift or a back lift, depending on where most of the skin is coming from. In your case, it appears to be high so you may benefit from the back lift...
You have contour deformity from liposuction. This can be corrected by tracting it again with a liposuction cannula or adding fat to the area at the same time. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.
Lipo 360 is very safe and small incisions are made. You should get clearance from an infectious disease doctor. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.
