How Effective is Vaser Liposuction for Visceral Fat?

Vaser liposuction is not typically recommended for the removal of visceral fat, which is the type of fat that surrounds the organs and can contribute to health issues such as diabetes, heart disease, and high blood pressure.


Visceral fat cannot be effectively targeted with liposuction procedures, including Vaser liposuction, as it is located deep within the body and around vital organs. Instead, lifestyle changes such as a healthy diet and regular exercise are typically recommended for reducing visceral fat.


However, Vaser liposuction can be effective for removing subcutaneous fat, which is the type of fat that lies just beneath the skin's surface. This can help to contour specific areas of the body and improve overall body shape. It is important to consult with a qualified medical professional to determine if Vaser liposuction is an appropriate option based on individual needs and goals.

It would be best for you to try and lose as much weight as possible, then if the bugle of your abdomen persists, you may want to consider a tummy tuck for muscle repair. This will help tighten your muscles and bring in your abdomen by 2-6 inches.

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Hi there-
VASER lipo will be completely ineffective (as will any other form of liposuction) in the reduction of visceral fat.
Visceral fat (fat that has collected around your viscera, or organs inside your abdomen) is not safe to address due to the risk of injury to your internal organs and therefore to your very life.
No responsible surgeon would consider treating this component of the body contour, and a large visceral fat component is often one of the reasons men are not as good of candidates for body contouring procedures as women, who tend to collect fat in the subcutaneous compartment, where it is easily and safely treated.
The only way to know for sure whether or not you might be helped through liposuction is to have a consultation with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon (and please know that just because someone has a liposuction machine does not mean they are a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon) and see what their opinion is.

All Liposuction methods, including VASER Liposuction / Liposelection are to be used to remove the fat under our skin. No sane Plastic surgeon would propose using this technique to go after the fat INSIDE our abdomen referred to as Visceral fat. Damage to abdominal organs and blood vessels would be a certainty.

Dr. Peter Aldea