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This is very unique to each individual and varies tremendously due to tehcnique, genetic tendencies, amount of fat extracted, skin type, location of fat extraction, use of liposuction, energy delivered, etc.Generally any lipoisuction procedure would likely take 3 months to achieve a stable result.
It's important to note that the SmartLipo procedure itself may be less of a factor as to whether you scar rather than the technique of the surgeon, the type of incisions that are placed, and their location.If your surgeon uses the smallest possible cannula and places them in inconspicuous areas ...
Wow. What a quandary. Based on your questions, I would choose the non aggressive doctor. He has more experience and his answers are in keeping with my experience of 10,00 surgical cases.This book, a best seller, might help you with decision. "don't Choose A Cosmetic Surgeon Without Me". Google...
I don't care for SmartLipo or laser lipolysis. I don't think it has any advantages over carefully performed liposculpture with the PALS (power assisted liposculpture) technique. It is advertised as "new liposuction" with unsubstantiated claims that it is superior to conventional...
I perform Smart Lipo under local Anastasia only for the past 15 years. Each body area is around $3500. Most people would have up to 3 areas done at the same time which adds up to average of $7,000 to $9,000. This includes all expense such as compression garment and follow up visits.
In my area there is a general surgeon who tells his patients that he trained in plastic surgery and is board certified. He is board certified. He is certified in general surgery. Is he lying? No. He just didn't answer the question completely. He never did a plastic surgery residency. He...
Hello, Thank you for your question. There is good news and bad news and more good news. The good news is that liposuction works on all skin colors. The bad news is that darker skin is more prone to keloid scarring (raised scars). If you have not had a problem with raised scars in the past, it is...
