I posted previously, I had liposuction on my upper and lower abs about a year ago (July 2015). By November I had lost 5 pounds but seeing minimal effects in the abdomen area. Now a year later all the fat is back. Yes my stomach looks exactly like it did pre surgery. I have not had any other odd weight gain, that people say sometimes happen. Just all the weight came back? How is that possible? How do I know if this is visercal fat?
August 26, 2016
Answer: Determining if you have visceral fat Visceral fat, inch of domino fat or got fat is fat around our internal organs deep to the muscle layer. As you probably know this type of fat cannot be removed surgically. If someone has a large protruding abdomen with very little fat that can be pinched then they probably have excessive amounts of intra-abdominal fat. Most people with excess of intra-abdominal fat also are overweight to some degree. The most common misunderstanding of intra-abdominal fat it's probably muscle separation from previous pregnancies. Perhaps the worst candidates for abdominal liposuction are postpartum women with a combination of muscle separation, visceral fat and skin laxity. For women who have this Triad weight loss and a full abdominoplasty is generally the only and correct procedure. Many people fall somewhere in the middle of the spectrum. An individual honest in-person consultation this key for discussing both the assessment and potential outcomes prior to any surgical intervention. Best, Mats Hagstrom MD
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August 26, 2016
Answer: Determining if you have visceral fat Visceral fat, inch of domino fat or got fat is fat around our internal organs deep to the muscle layer. As you probably know this type of fat cannot be removed surgically. If someone has a large protruding abdomen with very little fat that can be pinched then they probably have excessive amounts of intra-abdominal fat. Most people with excess of intra-abdominal fat also are overweight to some degree. The most common misunderstanding of intra-abdominal fat it's probably muscle separation from previous pregnancies. Perhaps the worst candidates for abdominal liposuction are postpartum women with a combination of muscle separation, visceral fat and skin laxity. For women who have this Triad weight loss and a full abdominoplasty is generally the only and correct procedure. Many people fall somewhere in the middle of the spectrum. An individual honest in-person consultation this key for discussing both the assessment and potential outcomes prior to any surgical intervention. Best, Mats Hagstrom MD
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