I am going to have a tummy tuck as well as I need lipo for my flanks (luv handles) and upper/mid back area for my bra rolls. One doc i saw in consultation does body tite and the other doc I saw does tumescent. I like both of these docs but I just dont know which one to go with. They both say its a tough area to get rid of fat. Which type of lipo will give the best result for my back area. I am wanting to book in April 2011. Thanks in advance.
July 18, 2017
Answer: Great liposuction candidate! Your picture suggests that you would be an excellent candidate for liposuction of your back.Currently, a large number of liposuction variants are available to accomplish your aesthetic goals.In the vast majority of patients, tumescent liposuction is the procedure of choice.Tumescent liposuction represents the gold standard that all other body contouring procedures are judged against.This procedure is associated with dramatic results and high patient satisfaction rates.In the vast majority of patients, liposuction is still the best option for treating localized collections of fat. If you’re concerned about upper back fat, consultation with a Board-Certified plastic surgeon who has experience in this area is appropriate.This surgeon should be able to formulate a treatment plan that addresses your anatomic findings and achieves your aesthetic goals.
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July 18, 2017
Answer: Great liposuction candidate! Your picture suggests that you would be an excellent candidate for liposuction of your back.Currently, a large number of liposuction variants are available to accomplish your aesthetic goals.In the vast majority of patients, tumescent liposuction is the procedure of choice.Tumescent liposuction represents the gold standard that all other body contouring procedures are judged against.This procedure is associated with dramatic results and high patient satisfaction rates.In the vast majority of patients, liposuction is still the best option for treating localized collections of fat. If you’re concerned about upper back fat, consultation with a Board-Certified plastic surgeon who has experience in this area is appropriate.This surgeon should be able to formulate a treatment plan that addresses your anatomic findings and achieves your aesthetic goals.
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May 28, 2016
Answer: Back Liposuction Generally, back fat is more fibrous. For this reason, it can be more challenging to remove. I often target this area with ultrasonic or power-assisted liposuction methods.
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May 28, 2016
Answer: Back Liposuction Generally, back fat is more fibrous. For this reason, it can be more challenging to remove. I often target this area with ultrasonic or power-assisted liposuction methods.
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April 5, 2018
Answer: Liposuction for back fat
Back fat or brastrap fat can be hard to treat as the skin is fibrous, in other words it contains dense amounts of collagen and the back skin is thicker than abdominal and thigh skin. Thick skin areas don't retract as much after liposuction as thin skin areas and the weight of the thick skin makes the folds fall because of gravity. Many times these folds are related to the lack of support that occurs with age and not because of an accumulation of fat. See a board-certified liposuction physician to evaluate your condition. If liposuction doesn't help as much as you would desire in this area, possibly a non-invasive treatment such as Thermage or Zeltiq Cool Sculpting may provide minimal to moderate (or no) improvement.
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April 5, 2018
Answer: Liposuction for back fat
Back fat or brastrap fat can be hard to treat as the skin is fibrous, in other words it contains dense amounts of collagen and the back skin is thicker than abdominal and thigh skin. Thick skin areas don't retract as much after liposuction as thin skin areas and the weight of the thick skin makes the folds fall because of gravity. Many times these folds are related to the lack of support that occurs with age and not because of an accumulation of fat. See a board-certified liposuction physician to evaluate your condition. If liposuction doesn't help as much as you would desire in this area, possibly a non-invasive treatment such as Thermage or Zeltiq Cool Sculpting may provide minimal to moderate (or no) improvement.
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