Female 28 years old 63kg 164cm tall Caucasian Hello! I’ve had 2 rounds of liposuction done to my abdomen, both times in Turkey. I’m not satisfied with my results unfortunately as it’s quite uneven and not smooth looking. Im wondering if I could be a candidate for a third round or if this is as good as it can get and I just have to settle with not being confident in my looks.. It doesn’t have to be 100% perfect but I’d love for it to just be more symmetrical and smooth all over
Answer: Contour irregularities I would begin by visiting with a board certified plastic surgeon near you for a consultation. If the contour is related to residual fat then it could possibly be improved with further liposuction. Fat grafting may also be recommended to help with the indented areas.
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Answer: Contour irregularities I would begin by visiting with a board certified plastic surgeon near you for a consultation. If the contour is related to residual fat then it could possibly be improved with further liposuction. Fat grafting may also be recommended to help with the indented areas.
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October 6, 2024
Answer: Lumpy after lipo I think you could be smoother with repeat liposuction but I would wait for at least 12 months after your last liposuction, but this time it would be critical for you to use FibroGuard to prevent fibrosis. It Is a garment worn underneath the faja starting two weeks after surgery to prevent fibrosis. It works very well. I use it in all of my liposuction and tummy tuck patients.
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October 6, 2024
Answer: Lumpy after lipo I think you could be smoother with repeat liposuction but I would wait for at least 12 months after your last liposuction, but this time it would be critical for you to use FibroGuard to prevent fibrosis. It Is a garment worn underneath the faja starting two weeks after surgery to prevent fibrosis. It works very well. I use it in all of my liposuction and tummy tuck patients.
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October 1, 2024
Answer: Female, 28, 63kg, 164cm, 3rd lipo round for my stomach or is this as good as it gets? Thank you for your question and photos. After two rounds of liposuction, a third one might not deliver the results you are hoping for. After each procedure, you develop internal scarring and it is difficult to achieve optimal result. That was your chance with the first procedure, although your surgeon tried to create a youthful athletic abdomen, he/she failed badly. There are good plastic surgeons in Turkey, but the one you picked is not one of them. I would suggest not to go back to the same surgeon for a third attempt. The local approach, no matter what cannulas one uses is not a good option, unless you are ready to opt for a fourth procedure after that one. Obviously, that practitioner who is not a surgeon, underestimates the underlying scarring that you already have. As a Total Definer surgeon, I would use VASER Hi Def Lipo technique, with PAL (power assist liposuction) as well to correct these unnaturally grooved areas. I do these under deep intravenous sedation (local anesthesia is too dangerous for the high lidocaine administration in the tumescent solution and poor anesthesia in the scarred tissues), but you do not need general anesthesia for this surgery. The postoperative protocol is as important as the surgery to give you a good result. See a board certified plastic surgeon experienced in advanced body sculpting techniques for an in person consultation/evaluation. Good luck.
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October 1, 2024
Answer: Female, 28, 63kg, 164cm, 3rd lipo round for my stomach or is this as good as it gets? Thank you for your question and photos. After two rounds of liposuction, a third one might not deliver the results you are hoping for. After each procedure, you develop internal scarring and it is difficult to achieve optimal result. That was your chance with the first procedure, although your surgeon tried to create a youthful athletic abdomen, he/she failed badly. There are good plastic surgeons in Turkey, but the one you picked is not one of them. I would suggest not to go back to the same surgeon for a third attempt. The local approach, no matter what cannulas one uses is not a good option, unless you are ready to opt for a fourth procedure after that one. Obviously, that practitioner who is not a surgeon, underestimates the underlying scarring that you already have. As a Total Definer surgeon, I would use VASER Hi Def Lipo technique, with PAL (power assist liposuction) as well to correct these unnaturally grooved areas. I do these under deep intravenous sedation (local anesthesia is too dangerous for the high lidocaine administration in the tumescent solution and poor anesthesia in the scarred tissues), but you do not need general anesthesia for this surgery. The postoperative protocol is as important as the surgery to give you a good result. See a board certified plastic surgeon experienced in advanced body sculpting techniques for an in person consultation/evaluation. Good luck.
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October 1, 2024
Answer: Another lipo can fix this nicely. Getting lipo done under local with the micro canulas can fix your tummy nicely and easily. Adding bodytite and morpheus is an added advantage also. This way your doc can stand you up and fine tune the results to make it look as good as possible. Yes, a big improvement can be had.
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October 1, 2024
Answer: Another lipo can fix this nicely. Getting lipo done under local with the micro canulas can fix your tummy nicely and easily. Adding bodytite and morpheus is an added advantage also. This way your doc can stand you up and fine tune the results to make it look as good as possible. Yes, a big improvement can be had.
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October 9, 2024
Answer: Abdomen First, I would not go back to turkey, but find a plastic surgeon in your area who deals with scarred abdomens. If carefully done, the excess could be removed, and the fat could be transferred to the dented areas. Sculptra injections could also be helpful. You still have some areas with a little too much fat, but more areas where you need fat. It is better to have too much than too little.
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October 9, 2024
Answer: Abdomen First, I would not go back to turkey, but find a plastic surgeon in your area who deals with scarred abdomens. If carefully done, the excess could be removed, and the fat could be transferred to the dented areas. Sculptra injections could also be helpful. You still have some areas with a little too much fat, but more areas where you need fat. It is better to have too much than too little.
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