I have heard that gaining a 'significant' amount of weight will reverse results. 1) True/False? 2) If true, what is the amount of weight exactly that needs to be gained for the body to make the new fat cells and fibroblasts? 3) Aside from health issues would the skin growth automatically result in having to have plastic surgery to correct the excess skin after the lipo? Help. 5'2 was 119/ now 129 lbs Natalie
November 1, 2012
Answer: Weight Gain After Liposuction
Dear natters7104,
Maintaining a proper lifestyle (eg. diet, exercise) as well as maintaining your weight is very important after liposuction. Gaining weight will definitely cause your results to be lost.
There is no absolute number as far as number of pounds gained, etc. to cause significant effects. Every person and body is, quite literally, unique.
If you have gained some weight after your liposuction procedure, don't beat yourself up as everybody goes through some weight fluctuations up and down within a modest range (eg. +/- 3-5 pounds). The best solution is understand what led you to gain the weight and to modify your lifestyle (ie. diet, exercise, etc.) so that you can lose the weight and achieve a stable, healthy goal weight in a sensible fashion. A healthcare professional such as a weight loss physician or internist may be able to help you.
Hope this helps.
Warmest wishes,
Larry Fan, MD
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November 1, 2012
Answer: Weight Gain After Liposuction
Dear natters7104,
Maintaining a proper lifestyle (eg. diet, exercise) as well as maintaining your weight is very important after liposuction. Gaining weight will definitely cause your results to be lost.
There is no absolute number as far as number of pounds gained, etc. to cause significant effects. Every person and body is, quite literally, unique.
If you have gained some weight after your liposuction procedure, don't beat yourself up as everybody goes through some weight fluctuations up and down within a modest range (eg. +/- 3-5 pounds). The best solution is understand what led you to gain the weight and to modify your lifestyle (ie. diet, exercise, etc.) so that you can lose the weight and achieve a stable, healthy goal weight in a sensible fashion. A healthcare professional such as a weight loss physician or internist may be able to help you.
Hope this helps.
Warmest wishes,
Larry Fan, MD
Helpful