Pre Op Tests For Laser Lipo With Local Anesthesia?

Thank you for your question. You will need to have your GI surgeon and your Board Certified Plastic Surgeon discuss your condition first, and determine the safest plan for you and your condition. Typically a bowel prep is not needed.  I hope this helps.

Thank you for your question. The Tumescent Fluid is aspirated along with fat during Laser liposuction. The two fluids appear separated in the container after the procedure but are removed from the body together.

Fat entering the bloodstream in clinically-significant amounts is extremely rare, and is not related to the type of liposuction performed, but more to the amount of fat removed and the number of areas treated. Any ABPS-certified plastic surgeon will be able to explain the pros and cons of...

Thank you for your question. Laser Liposuction can be done on multiple areas at the same time. Generally we plan that we not remove more than 5000 cc's at any one time from all areas. Other considerations are time of surgery and comfort for you after surgery. Multiple areas that...

I tell my  patients that the short answer to that question is that the FDA does not allow “long term” results to be defined as “permanent.” For example, liposuction with Vaser is well known to permanently destroy the fat cells while sparing the nerves, blood vessels, collagen, and lymphat...

Liposuction is traditionally a single session procedure. It is unlikely that, for the stated price, you will be undergoing laser liposuction. You may be referring to a non-invasive body contouring modality such as Sculpsure or Zerona which utilizes laser energy for non-surgical fat reduction....