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Hi there-Your vitiligo should not affect your ability to achieve a safe and pleasing outcome from liposuction of any kind.You know what WILL have a tremendous effect on your safety and outcome? WHO YOU LET DO IT ON YOU.There are a lot of people trying to convince nice women like yourself that the machine is what makes the difference, but please know that just as in any other professional endeavor, "it's the carpenter, NOT his tools".Find a surgeon certified by The American Board of Plastic Surgery and visit for a consultation. How to find one you like and can trust?Read this:
Yes, it is safe for a vitiligo patient. There is no contraindication for vitiligo patients with any form of liposuction. You may want to keep your dermatologist in the loop with any of your decisions.
There is NO contraindication to have any form of liposuction with vitiligo. You must see a certified surgeon to have an evaluation prior to determining if there are any other issues. Regards.
Unfortunately, any form of liposuction will probably not tighten loose skin as much as the patient would like. You may want to consider a tummy tuck instead. This is designed to remove excess fat and tighten the skin to give you a leaner contour. It can also remove some of your stretch marks,...
The question leaves out some very important information. Specifically what type of anesthesia? Local only, local with oral sedation, local with IV sedation (deep), light general (face mask or LMA) with local, or deep general with local are the choices. In the State of Florida, the Board of...
We usually don't do elective cosmetic procedures on patients who are on coumadin for heart valves, especially liposuction. For a physician to even consider this procedure, a medical clearance would be needed.
