I’m about to book my BBL. I have a slim upper body already so am having most of the fat taken from my thighs (inner and outer) and a little from my inner knees. I’ve read that some surgeons advise against liposuction of the inner thigh as the skin there is prone to sagging. I’m 31 and have quite thin skin so am concerned that I’ll be left with a nice shape but skin laxity. Am I right to be concerned?
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I can understand your frustration with the swelling and still looking bigger. You are still early in your post-op period and swelling is normal. Tumescent technique is the standard for liposuction, so that's not an issue. As for the amount that was removed, 1700cc's, don't get...
Liposuction of the arms does very well and can help the skin tighten some when done with the micro canulas under local. The arm tucks are now done with the incision hidden nicely in the armpits so don't be afraid if that is needed. It still is done under local.
Thank you for your question!Both general and local anesthesia can make your treatment process more comfortable. Many patients prefer general anesthesia because they are completely asleep and will not remember anything from their procedure. It also allows the surgeon to do the necessary...
