What should I expect for results with liposuction on older woman?

The most important factor in terms of results is the elasticity of the skin not necessarily your age. I have seen many older patients with good skin elasticity and I have also had patients in their 20's with poor skin elasticity. This is something your PS should be able to tell you during an examination.

The problem with lipo on older women is that the skin has less elasticity in older women so lipo is less effective. Best of luck.

If skin laxity is not an issue, liposuction results should be comparable to that a person of a younger age. Liposuction results are highly surgeon dependent. Find a plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs hundreds of liposuction procedures each year. Then look at the plastic surgeon's website before and after photo galleries to get a sense of who can deliver the results.Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA

Good question. In general, physical health is more important
than age when discussing cosmetic procedures. However, with liposuction, it is
important to have good skin elasticity, and that decreases with age. Since skin
loses its ability to "snap back" over time, older individuals can be
left with drooping skin and unsatisfactory results. Without knowing how old you
are or what your skin quality is like, it's hard to predict what kind of
results you can expect. It's quite possible that an older woman could have skin
just as elastic as a younger one. A good plastic surgeon can evaluate your skin
and make recommendations. Your surgical plan could also include a procedure to
remove drooping skin, if necessary, such as a tummy tuck or other body lifting
procedure. Consult a board-certified plastic surgeon and he or she will
recommend what's best for you. Good luck!

Liposuction results may vary depending on several factors. The main factor in determining the results of liposuction is the ability of the skin to contract. Unfortunately, as we all age the skin gradually loses that ability. Liposuction is great in younger people because the skin tightens up nicely. In older patients it is important for an experienced plastic surgeon to fully evaluate both the fat and the skin. If the skin will not tighten properly, then a type of lifting procedure may be needed at the same time. To learn more about liposuction, please be sure to make a consultation appointment with a board certified plastic surgeon.

the most expected results are flalcidity and foggy skin than might be corrected by 8 LPG massages 3 weeks after surgery

Thank you for your question. The main concern when doing liposuction on older women is the elasticity of the skin. As we age our skin loses elasticity and following liposuction and removal of the fat beneath skin in older patients over 60 the skin does not always retract or tighten optimally.In my experience the new laser liposuction technique can produce additional skin tightening following liposuction.Be sure to consult a plastic surgeon who is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery.