Go for Vaser lipo, BodyTite or something else?

Combining VASER lipo with Renuvion J plasma is a very effective method to treat adiposity and skin elasticity and looseness. The two modalities can be administered through the same poke holes made for liposuction and at a single surgical session. Please consider a virtual consultation with a high definition body contouring specialist to get a definitive recommendation.

You appear to be an ideal candidate for Vaser ultrasound liposuction. This will remove stubborn fat and tighten skin, advantages over traditional liposuction.

An exam and consultation with a plastic surgeon who performs these procedures is recommended to confirm you are a candidate as well as discuss your options and expectations.

While nothing will make you tighter than a true tummy tuck it appears as if your small bulge and healthy looking skin should get a nice result with liposuction in combination with the bodyTite or the renuvion device. The key would be to go to an experienced body sculpting surgeon that knows just the right amount of fat to take to not cause the skin to be loose as well as someone with good experience with the skin tightening devices.

Hi Bracesstuff,
Thank you for your question regarding whether you should go for VASER lipo, Bodytite, or something else. Thank you for your history and your pictures. Let’s analyze your pictures. The abdomen is composed of ONLY three issues: skin, fat, and muscle. 1) Your skin appears to be in relatively good shape. That is not your problem. 2) You have a little bit of fat, but not much. 3) Your main issue is muscle laxity or muscle weakness below the belly button. This is probably due to your childbirth and / or C-section. Even aggressive VASER liposuction (with or without Bodytite) in this area will not get rid of this pouch. Your pouch due to muscle laxcity. Therefore, in your case, your muscle needs to be repaired. There are three options for abdominal muscle repair. 1) just muscle plication, 2) a mini, tummy, tuck, or 3) a full abdominoplasty. Your money, time, pain, and recovery would be much better spent on a tummy tuck than VASER lipo. You must understand your issue is muscle; your issue is not fat. Therefore VASER lipo will not work. I hope I have answered your questions whether you should go for VASER liposuction, Bodytite or something else. Good luck.

Congratulations on losing your baby weight! I appreciate your consideration of non-invasive options for addressing the small pouch between your scar and belly button. Based on your preference for avoiding invasive procedures like tummy tucks, Vaser liposuction is indeed potential option. This technique uses ultrasound to target and remove fat, providing precision in contouring. While it can be effective, the potential for loose skin depends on various factors, including skin elasticity and the amount of fat removed.
To determine the most suitable option for you, I recommend consulting with a qualified surgeon. They can assess your specific case, discuss your goals, and provide personalized recommendations based on your anatomy and desired outcome.
While online research can offer some insights, a professional face to face evaluation will provide a more accurate understanding of what procedure may be most beneficial for you.

Thank you so much for your question. Unfortunately, the photos are not of very good quality. It would be more helpful to evaluate if you had a photo taken from the front from the opposite side. After childbirth, more or less abdominal muscle laxity occurs in all patients. For this reason, even if the abdominal fat is removed, there is never a guarantee of a flat stomach. Some belly may protrude, especially when sitting.Renuvion J-Plasma or Bodytite application is very useful in cases where skin tightening is needed. If you have loose abdominal skin as well as abdominal fat, Vaser Liposuction alone is not enough. Because Vaser Liposuction does not tighten the skin. If extra tightening is required, Laser Liposuction, BodyTite or Renuvion Helium Plasma can be applied respectively depending on the excess skin laxity. If there was a video image that you took of your abdominal skin, it would be easier to give an idea about this.
Kind Regards

Pregnancy related changes. Do not include a change in fat distribution. Pregnancy related changes are either going to be skin, laxity or muscle separation. Based on your pictures, you don’t have a lot of subcutaneous fat to remove so Liposuction isn’t going to have much impact. To get the flat lower abdomen you’ll need muscle tightening, which is done in conjunction with a full tummy tuck.
Bodytite is not going to add any significant skin tightening on top of Liposuction alone.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom, MD