I am 5'6, 125 pounds and have stubborn belly & thigh fat, even when I'm down to 115. I've heard it can be harder to do lipo on thin people and have a 'smooth' result on the skin's surface. Would it be 'better' for me to gain a few pounds before the procedure, to make fat extraction easier, remove the same amount of fat as if I were thinner and get a good result? My skin is healthy and tight, so loose skin isn't a concern.
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In the pictures it is not very clear the state of your skin and I would like to get more information about the previous procedure you underwent so I can help you to improve the area you want, you can contact me in my profile and we can advise you.
The amount of fat that can be removed during liposuction varies from person to person and depends on several factors, including the patient's body type, the number of areas being treated, and the patient's overall health. In general, liposuction is typically performed to remove between 5-10...
Liposuction is considered a safe procedure when performed by a skilled and experienced plastic surgeon in an accredited facility. No procedure or surgery or anesthetic has 0% risk. While any surgery carries inherent risks, such as infection, scarring, and fat embolism, these complications are...