I had Liposculpture 2 weeks ago, and I'm still a few pounds heavier. I can see no difference apart from my back. I had my back, thighs, hips, and upper/lower abs. My stomach area doesn't look any diffferent. The surgeon made incisions 2 under my breasts and 1 on my belly button. Does this mean he did my whole stomach? Is this what they usually do when you want upper and lower abs done or does the whole area get done? I seem flat at the top, bigger in middle, then flat down. Any advice? Thanks.
November 6, 2018
Answer: Liposculpture Takes Months Before Optimal Results Are Visible Please be patient. Two weeks is too soon to seen any results from your liposculpture; it takes at least four weeks before the swelling subsides. You should begin to see a difference after a month. However, please note that it usually takes at least three to four months before you can appreciate your optimal results. Liposculpture is an invasive procedure and the body must recover from it. Also, remember that it is a fat removal process, not a weight-loss process. You should look significantly better and more sculpted, but the difference will not necessarily show up on the scale. Please consult with your board-certified dermatologist if your swelling persists past the one-month mark.
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November 6, 2018
Answer: Liposculpture Takes Months Before Optimal Results Are Visible Please be patient. Two weeks is too soon to seen any results from your liposculpture; it takes at least four weeks before the swelling subsides. You should begin to see a difference after a month. However, please note that it usually takes at least three to four months before you can appreciate your optimal results. Liposculpture is an invasive procedure and the body must recover from it. Also, remember that it is a fat removal process, not a weight-loss process. You should look significantly better and more sculpted, but the difference will not necessarily show up on the scale. Please consult with your board-certified dermatologist if your swelling persists past the one-month mark.
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January 17, 2015
Answer: Swelling can hide results You are probably swollen and that's why you don't see much of an improvement. Wait a couple of months for the majority of the swelling to subside before you judge your results.
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January 17, 2015
Answer: Swelling can hide results You are probably swollen and that's why you don't see much of an improvement. Wait a couple of months for the majority of the swelling to subside before you judge your results.
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November 6, 2018
Answer: Too early to judge outcome At two weeks after surgery, it is not possible to see a difference. Between surgery and the first month, expect to see no improvements. It takes 6 months to see the final outcomes. At this point you should not be weighing yourself.
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November 6, 2018
Answer: Too early to judge outcome At two weeks after surgery, it is not possible to see a difference. Between surgery and the first month, expect to see no improvements. It takes 6 months to see the final outcomes. At this point you should not be weighing yourself.
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