What type of liposuction is best when doing fat transfer? I’m reading that Vaser is best, but hardly anyone does it around me.

Hello,Vaser claimed that cells were ruptured, then when fat grafting became a thing, they claimed there technology preserved the cells. Clearly, you can't trust those companies that make the machines and are trying to dupe the surgeons into buying them. The best way to harvest fat for transfer is to minimize trauma, and any energy based system like Vaser is going to heat and kill cells. 

Many varieties of liposuction are available including ultrasonic, smart lipo, laser liposuction vaser lipo, power assisted liposuction, and conventional tumescent liposuction. The results depend very little on the method used and very much on the surgeon selected. I prefer conventional tumescent liposuction with small cannulae to produce the finest result. 

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I appreciate your concern and confusion, however traditional liposuction is still the gold standard not only for fat removal but for fat transfer. When performed correctly, it harvests fat cells with the least amount of trauma compared to the other “miracle machines”. Your information regarding increased damage to blood vessels and nerves and increased blood loss with traditional liposuction is completely false. If anything it is less traumatic!
However at a weight of 115 pounds, I am not sure that you have enough fat for transfer to the buttocks to make a difference and I never recommend putting on weight for a procedure. Consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon in your area to explore the best options for you. Good luck.