Will Vaser Liposuction help get rid of the fat pads on my thighs? (photos)

I appreciate your question about whether Vaser Liposuction can address the fat pads on your thighs and thank you for providing your personal details and photos.
In my view, Vaser Liposuction is the most effective tool for removing these fat pads. Its strength lies in its ability to liquefy the fat while concurrently heating the skin to promote optimal skin tightening. However, communication with your chosen plastic surgeon about the desired outcome for your outer thighs post-liposuction is essential. Over-suctioning can result in indentations, asymmetries, or an unnatural shape.
Therefore, when properly administered, Vaser Liposuction should be your top choice for treating the fat pads on your thighs. Meanwhile, maintain a healthy diet and regular exercise regime.

I hope this provides some clarity about the best course of action for your outer thigh fat pads.
Sincerely,
Dr. Katzen

Its very effective if it is fat and not muscle.Cellulite will not really improve - there is nothing out there for cellulite.

Hi, thanks for your question and photo.

The ideal would be to have photos taken from both the anterior and posterior positions. However, based on the information provided, my understanding is that your expectation is to "reduce the size of my thighs, particularly in the 'saddle bag' area." In this case, Vaser liposuction can address stubborn fat pockets and improve body contouring on your thighs. It's important to note that Vaser liposuction is a surgical procedure that should be performed by a trained surgeon with experience in body contouring. A detailed surgical assessment is necessary to evaluate the quality of your skin (elasticity) and the quantity of fat to be removed before proceeding with the surgery. Additionally, a review of your medical history (age, smoking status, previous surgeries, current medications) is required to reduce the risk of complications.

Regarding cellulite, Vaser liposuction primarily targets excess fat deposits and is not specifically designed to address cellulite. However, in my clinical experience, some patients may experience a slight improvement in the appearance of cellulite following Vaser liposuction due to the removal of fat. It's important to note that this outcome is not guaranteed.

Cellulite is a complex condition caused by fibrous connective tissue bands that pull down on the skin, creating a dimpled appearance. In cases similar to yours, I typically perform Vaser liposuction to address stubborn fat deposits and improve body contouring. After the surgery, I advise my patients to start treatments specifically targeting cellulite, using non-surgical devices such as radiofrequency or shock-wave therapy. These treatments work by targeting the underlying causes of cellulite, such as promoting collagen production, increasing blood flow, or breaking down the fibrous bands, which can help improve the appearance and smoothness of the skin.
I would recommend to make an appointment with a surgeon expert in body contouring for a medical/surgical assessment in order to make a bespoke surgical treatment. Best Wishes, Mr Giuseppe Fiore