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This depends on several factors, including but not limited to your health, amt. of fat present, complications after surgery, and the overall goal. Usually a time period of a year is advisable, but this decision should be made with your Board Certified Plastic Surgeon and you in a consultation.
There is no set time to wait. Mostly it depends on how rapidly you are up and around after your major surgery. Assuming it is other areas of the body that are being treated you should be OK in a month or so.
There is no reason to bypass a perfectly good procedure and introduce risk with a laser for the eye area. An upper or lower eyelid procedure is so safe and easy to do surgically that using a laser for the fat removal is not needed. Using a laser for the dissection can be beneficial,...
I would go and see a Dr. who specializes in connective tissue disorders, likely someone in Internal medicine and or Dermatology and let them guide your decision. Follow their advice as they will be giving you years of experience in the advice.
Laser liposuction may cause irregularities, not just conventional liposuction. There is less room for error when working on the face. Some people don't have as much fat as they think but could have a hypertrophic masseter muscle. If your perception of your body made you lose...
Talk with your oncologist and ask if they think the time is acceptable for the stress on your body. If they give you the green light, then proceed, but always keep them informed of your decisions, and listen to their advice.
The formation of scar tissue is common after liposuction as this is how we heal. This will vary with the amount of liposuction performed, the percent of fat removed, and technique involved. The dimpling is from an uneven removal and or aggressive removal. Also this could just...
When multiple sites are done with liposuction, the limiting factor is the amount of local anesthetic needed. The more fat to be removed, whether per zone or because of multiple areas, the amount of local anesthetic used is greater, but there is a maximum safe amount of local anesthetic that can...
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