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A big debate as the breast has breast tissue and fat. There may be scar tissue formation which makes reading mammograms harder to gauge, and if it is mostly breast tissue, the fat will not be present to be removed.
Vaser can be used to reduce the fatty volume of the breast. As with regular liposuction, glandular breast tissue will be unable to be removed, making the final results unpredictable. In general, the younger you are, the more fibrous and glandular your breasts. With time, the breasts tend to gain more fatty tissue and the glandular tissue regresses. A consultation can better help determine whether this treatment will be suitable for you.
Liposuction in general is not the best way to reduce breast volume. It will not improve the shape and may cause the breasts to sag. AS for the vaser energy, no one knows the long term effects on the breast.
Regarding: "VASER for Female Breasts? can vaserlipo be treated on female breasts " I am ASSUMING that you question NOT the possibility or feasibility of performing VASER on a woman's breasts BUT asking for efficacy and success. (VASER can be performed on anything. It does not mean that such application would be successful). Liposuction of the breast is NOT a very popular technique for breast reduction. For Liposuction, including VASER liposelection to work, the breast must be made of mostly fat. Unfortunately, such breasts are found in older women not in younger women. In younger women, the breasts consist of mostly breast gland tissue but not as much fat. Breast gland tissue cannot be suctioned out and as a result neither liposuction nor VASER liposelection can be used in the vast majority of large young breasts. In large fatty breasts, where liposuction, including VASER, can be used to remove fat the stumbling block are the post-surgical results. While a short-scar Breast Reduction can BOTH make the breasts smaller and perkier all liposuction can do is make the breasts smaller and saggier. The fat removal by liposuction removes breast fill and deflates the breast. Without a proportionate removal and reduction of the excess amount of breast skin envelope, the smaller breast volume sitting in a larger breast volume will just sag. I realize that is NOT what you wanted to hear but it is the truth. Dr. Peter Aldea
It is still very early into your healing so you must try to remain patient. Bruising and #swelling are normal and usually increase slightly after the removal of any tape or foam. The bruising will decrease over 3-4 weeks, but may last as long as 6 weeks. However, it may take 6-9 weeks to...
Hello v_washton, I appreciate your questions! VASER liposuction can be a complex and personal process, so finding the right plastic surgeon for every patient is highly important. From my personal perspective, the best VASER lipo surgeon should fulfill the following essential requirements:...
Hi, although it is unlikely to still have bruises at 6th month of recovery, it greatly varies between patients. Improvement will continue for 4–6 months as swelling and irregularities resolve. These contours can even improve throughout the year after surgery. Be sure to continue your surg...
Areas considered varies between doctors and may depend on the amount of fat or goals of the patient.Vaser liposuction cost varies according the areas of the body being treated and the length of surgery. A good estimate of the cost can be gotten by an in-patient consultation. Treatment g...
In some cases, Vaser liposuction can be performed within your doctor's office with a #local #anesthesia; depending on the area being addressed. Usually it is an #outpatient procedure performed at surgery centers; especially for larger areas of the body. In such a case, the patient will either ...
Many studies indicate that there is less injury to the body with Vaser than with traditional #liposuction. Recovery from Vaser Liposuction is based on the level of soreness and bruising experienced by the patient. But, it can vary among patients. As with traditional liposuction, there are no...
