had liposuction on my arms 14 years ago. Then I became very ill, having numerous operations and could not exercise for several years. As a result, I now have the most terrible cottage cheese looking arms. How can I get rid of this cottage cheese?
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June 3, 2014
Answer: Need photograph to decide whether or not treatment is available for skin issues after liposuction.
Thank you for your question. A large mons is caused by a pad of fat that is located on the lowest part of the abdomen. Nonsurgical treatment includes weight loss using diet and exercise, but this doesn't always work. If the overlying skin is thick and elastic, then liposuction can be a good...
There is only one device that is a real ultrasonic non-invasive device for fat removal that works by cavitation. That is the Ultrashape device by Syneron and was FDA approved last week. It is a focused ultrasound device and has extensive testing and use in other countries. Liposonix is...
Thanks for your question, and I'm sorry
to read you are unhappy with your results. It's difficult to tell from your
photos alone, but you may benefit from a bit of additional liposuction or even
a tummy tuck. If your additional time in the gym isn't paying off, I recommend
scheduling a...
