How long will it take to see results on my upper abdomen after tickle lipo?

It was great that you had the chance to experience what Tickle Lipo has to offer. The comfort of the procedure is amazing and the return time to normal function is short.
300cc is nice amount to take out of your upper abdomen. Some results should be seen immediately on the table but the normal healing process which includes swelling for the first week or so, will minimize those visual changes. Besides for the swelling you may notice increased warmth to the tissues, some bruising and some tenderness. The medical term is called the inflammatory process of healing.
Next you will start to resolve the swelling and you will notice a lumpy/bumpy texture to the tissues. This is the proliferative process of healing and with Tickle will last around 3 weeks or so. Gentle massage to the area will help this resolve faster.
Then your tissues organize by becoming softer and your skin tighter.
Bottomline, a good portion of the look you desire will be there in 3-4 weeks post procedure. 
I tell all my Tickle patients that they can resume their normal activity when they feel up to it. The final results will be the final results no matter what your activity level is in between. I just tell them that if they wish to be more active earlier in their recovery, then the healing process I describe above will be mildly prolonged.
Like you, a lot of my patients want to get back to their normal routine ASAP. My recommendation is just go for it. Your health routine should stay your primary goal.
In good health,
Dr. Z

Hi Emschi, I generally offer tumuscent liposuction on the abdomen area to allow for greater volume removal.  Also since we only operate in AAAA-SF facilities (certified facilities) we are able to be offer the liposuction with sedation and remove more volume.  Nearly all of our patients see a result almost immediately after their liposuction procedure.  I would absolutely check with your surgeon before resuming any exercise.  May also be good to check if your surgeon has you wearing a compression garment.  Best to you.  -Dr. Brian Coan