I usually gain 5 lbs in the winter and naturally lose it in the spring. If I want to get Liposuction done on my thighs, belly, and hips, should I get it after I gain the winter weight so the doctor can take out what he can see? I'm worried that if I go through the procedure before I put on the winter weight, the doctor won't see much fat, and therefore he won't take out enough.
December 15, 2014
Answer: Weight gain before liposuction 5 lbs is a minimal weight gain for the average person. Therefore, I wouldn't worry too much about when to proceed with surgery. However, you should talk to your surgeon about this just in case and see what they say.
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December 15, 2014
Answer: Weight gain before liposuction 5 lbs is a minimal weight gain for the average person. Therefore, I wouldn't worry too much about when to proceed with surgery. However, you should talk to your surgeon about this just in case and see what they say.
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November 26, 2008
Answer: If it is only 5 pounds, then go ahead with the liposuction Mimi, Before you have any surgery it is very important that the surgeon examines you. Most people have weight fluctuations, so do not worry about 5 pounds. When doing liposuction, I concentrate on how much (actually how little) I leave behind. How much I take off is just a product of what was necessary to achieve the desired results (shape, contour). Enjoy your liposuction.
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November 26, 2008
Answer: If it is only 5 pounds, then go ahead with the liposuction Mimi, Before you have any surgery it is very important that the surgeon examines you. Most people have weight fluctuations, so do not worry about 5 pounds. When doing liposuction, I concentrate on how much (actually how little) I leave behind. How much I take off is just a product of what was necessary to achieve the desired results (shape, contour). Enjoy your liposuction.
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