Liposuction Before and After
Liposuction is a cosmetic procedure designed to remove stubborn pockets of fat that resist diet and exercise, helping to contour specific areas of the body for a more balanced and overall slimmer, more defined silhouette. Commonly treated areas include the hips, thighs, abdomen, buttocks, and neck, though the procedure can be performed almost anywhere.
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Liposuction can produce a permanent correction in the treated areas.
Liposuction has continued to increase in safety, with advanced medical technology and techniques being utilized for better and safer results. However, no surgery is without its risks and should be performed by an experienced and board certified plastic surgeon.
Liposuction is not considered to be an especially painful surgery. But patients should expect a mild to moderate level of discomfort during their recovery period.
Liposuction can be used to remove excess fat from the belly, love handles, thighs, and hips. However, if puffy, loose skin on the belly is your main concern, Dr. Palmer may also recommend abdominoplasty or tummy tuck surgery in conjunction with Renuvion
Liposuction is generally considered a cosmetic, elective surgery, and is therefore not commonly covered by insurance. However, details regarding payment plan options will be provided during your private consultation.
Most complications are mild, with less than 2% of patients experiencing complications related to liposuction. All surgeries come with a degree of risk, which is why choosing an experienced and board-certified plastic surgeon is important.