Does 1000cc Seem Enough? (photo)

In Florida the liposuction limit refers to supernatant (pure) fat coming out, not the total amount of liquid removed.  I agree 2000-3000 cc would probably be removed but that might only be 1000 cc of actual fat.  

I don't know your height/weight, but you look like you have good skin and may do well especially if the liposuction is done mainly around your waist.  

The surgeon who saw you in person should be able to estimate whether you would be better off doing a full liposuction at a second stage or the 1000 cc at a single procedure.  

Based upon your photos, to get excellent results and have the sculpted shape that you want, I would definitely need to remove more than 1000cc of fat.  In Florida, there is a law which is based on NO DATA that you are only able to remove 1000cc of fat in addition to doing any other procedure.  If I were you, I would do the liposuction at a secondary operating because I would really be able to create and hourglass shape but would need more than 1000 cc removal.  I also use the VASER, which is an ultrasound assisted liposuction, to help cavitate (break up) the fat.  This allows me the ability to really liposuction superficially and create the curves.  Good Luck!!

Based on your photos, you will not be satisfied.  I would imagine at least 2000-3000 cc would be appropriate, if not more.  If your surgeon is not doing the surgery in an accredited surgery center you might ask if they can.  Most states, and our national plastic surgery society, consider it "safe" to do up to 5000 cc of liposuction on patients in the outpatient setting.  You may be getting limited surgery based on FL law.  Best of luck to you.