Lipo or Vaser Lipo for Losing 30 to 40 Lbs?

Many patients are motivated by their liposuction results to ramp up their exercise or control their eating habits. But this mindset is usually already there prior to surgery. Liposuction, first of all, will not remove that much in the way of poundage. Second, the amount that can be safely removed at one time is limited to 5 liters. Finally, as a diabetic he has increased operative risks.
Studies have demonstrated that losing just 10% of your body weight can stop Type II diabetes. He is at risk for heart disease, kidney disease, eye issues, peripheral vascular problems just to name a few.
If your husband is lazy he will always be lazy until he begins to care about his health. I think that those who don't at least try to help themselves are just being selfish. They don't care that there are others that are affected or will be affected by their disease. You'll be the one burdened when he has other disabling issues.
So off to the gym with him!

Dear Bxbabe:
Liposuction, by any subset technique, is not for losing weight. It is for removing localized areas of fat that do not respond to diet and exercise. The gentleman you describe needs to lose weight by standard means. As his doctor suggests, his diabetes may improve, and certainly his healhty will improve. He can live a fuller life this way.
So first things first. Do not focus on which lipo method to use. Focus on health then consult a board-certified plastic surgeon.