Will my 2nd Liposuction Revision Turn out Better Than the 1st?

You need a surgeon who specializes in liposuction revision. I would recommend our Hidef Liposuction Revision Technique which includes liposuction, lipocavitation, Ultherapy, skin tightening, Liposonix, fibrous release, and fat grafting. Best, Dr. KaramanoukianRealself100 Surgeon

When considering liposuction as a remedy to treat disproportionate fat collections, the surgeon must assess the estimated volume to be removed, the quality of the skin, and the underlying body contour. Ideally, you as the patient, only want to have liposuction once ( at least in a particular area of the body ). It is much more difficult to have liposuction a second time in a given area. It is also true that there is a variable limit to what should be removed in one operation, for safety purposes. Therefore, if you have a lot of fat to be removed over many different areas of the body, it would be wise to choose regions of the body that will be operated on at different times. The operations are usually spaced out no sooner than 3-4 months apart to allow your blood count to return to normal and reduce your risk of other life threatening complications. That all said, if there are contour deformities as a result of your first lipo procedure,  Sometimes a combination of secondary liposuction and fat grafting may be necessary to improve the results.

That is a difficult question to answer  - particularly without any photos.  I assume that you have researched the surgeon and feel comfortable with his or her training and qualifications.   Any procedure has risks, and contour irregularities can happen even with experienced surgeons, especially if it is a revision procedure when there is scar tissue and abnormal tissue planes and contour.  Placing fat grafts can be tricky as well, since they don't always stay exactly where they are placed and the survival rate of the grafts is not certain.   My advice is to see a couple board-certified plastic surgeons to get an idea of different options before rushing into more surgery.   And remember, sometimes doing nothing and waiting is the best course of action!