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Injectable substances can reduce fat. However, they have a much higher complication rate than conventional liposuction. Most liposuction can be performed with local anesthesia or oral sedation and local anesthesia. It remains the standard of treatment.
Lipolysis via injections has a very limited role. In the neck, Kybella has demonstrated excellent efficacy. However, in larger areas there are other better options such as traditional liposuctions, cryolipolysis (Cool Sculpting), or ultrasound (Liposonix).
Thank you for your question. That was a very popular treatment in the mid-western U.S. about 10 years ago, and then it dropped off in popularity. Yes, it does work, but really only intended for small areas. The results, like liposuction, should leave a permanent improvement in contour even if your weight fluctuates. We may see a resurgence of that treatment w/ the launch of Kybella to treat the neck area. Best wishes.
Each surgeon will usually have their own personal office policies with regard to finances. I would have a conversation with your operating surgeon and explain your dissatisfaction with the results. Often a small touchup can go a long way. If that doesn't work, you may want to try a ...
It is very unusual for pain to worsen after the first few days post liposuction. The pain you are describing is also unusual post liposuction. I would suggest seeing your surgeon ASAP so you can be further evaluated. If you have swelling in the ankles or legs, you should probably go to an ER...
Thank you for your question. You can generally wear anything that is comfortable and provides moderate compression to the treated site. After the first week or so, you can often back off on the degree of compression. No clothing that you wear is likely to leave any lasting marks or contours. You...
