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The dimples on your back will typically not disappear after lipo of the lower back. If you don't like them or want them concealed, that can usually be accomplished with a little fat-grafting. It would be your own personal preference.
The dimples on your back will stay after liposuction, I'm assuming you like the dimples if not there are treatments to fill them.
The dimples can be preserved if you want or lessened or filled with fat grafting.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA
I hate to say this, but your results are fantastic. There is no evidence of scars or irregularities and the contours are wonderful. So many women would die for a body like yours. I am not saying what your physician did to you is right, but your results are fantastic....
Thank you for your question. A photo would be helpful, but I would say from experience that I would expect your umbilicus (belly button) to return to it's normal appearance as the swelling decreases. It would be best to see your surgeon to get reassurance from him or her.
Hi there, and thanks for your question. There is no credible research that shows a connection between liposuction and appetite, so there's no medical reason to add a fat transfer to a liposuction procedure. The overwhelming majority of my liposuction patients maintain their new bodies...
Excellent question! Liposuction burns are from heat generated liposuction equipment such as lasers or radio wave technology and cannulas. Such energy generated cannulas first burn or melt the fat, and then the fat must be liposuction. These procedures take two steps to remove the fat and then...
Despite your current photos, it is likely your body will continue to evolve as you mature. Liposuction at 16 is too early despite your maturity and parental consent. More often than not, you will outgrow this excess as long as you maintain a healthy and active lifestyle. There is no reason to...
These are all temporary normal healing processes and will go away in 3-6 months. I have my patients only wear compression for 2 weeks then get right back to the gym. Massaging and ultrasound can sometimes help the tightness resolve quicker. Unless there is rippling or...
