The Risks of Liposuction and How to Avoid Complications

[@VirgoThruAndThru]

His voice is soothing

[@Low_Enzo_]

Lol I just said that.

[@rosealgreenwood6893]

Omg yes❤

[@jordanwardle11]

Good job on giving information on the risks without shoving your services down peoples throat

[@mperry1329]

@Winds of March Journey/Perry tribute band You know, we live in Illinois about 50 miles away and I want to thank you for telling us the truth about the after effects of liposuction. My husband doesn't want me to go through this procedure because of the after effects of the procedure, especially that one could get an infection and you said that the fat could come back.It seems that even that you have a great doctor you could still have side effects from the procedure. But I personally thank you again for your complete honesty about liposuction. I already have chronic pain from a slipped disc and my legs are affected as well and I wake up in pain. I am given medications for my pain every day. I am nearly 52 and I am in greater risk for going through such a procedure. What you have said is a good thing so that others who are thinking of having liposuction may think twice before going through with it. Bless you and have a good week! Show less

[@serenarichards6815]

I'm thinking about getting it done, so I'm here to research" so thanks for ur comment appreciated

[@Junjo11]

Would have loved to hear about past abdominal surgery and liposuction. I had an umbilical hernia surgery in the past.

[@tabithablalock]

This is my dream surgery! I will have it one day.

[@tabithablalock]

@Solar I have. What do you think I missed

[@DaddyjeeFF]

@@tabithablalock exercise you idiot.. you missed doing workout. Change your diet for 3 to 4 months why you need to go through so horrible things. You can workout and actually stay fit and feel younger.

[@DavidPerez-cc3jc]

Lol

[@starter47990]

Did you do it?

[@tabithablalock]

@@starter47990 no :( once inflation started, it was money saving mode

[@Mooretandk]

I appreciate his honesty!👏🏽👏🏽🙏🏽

[@DavidPerez-cc3jc]

What a lot of people don't understand that although the fat cells are removed in that area if you don't keep your weight down fat cells will grow in other areas which will make you look very unproportionate the best way is to exercise and diet the diet can be modified as well as the exercise nothing beats hard work there's too many variables and too many things that can go wrong with plastic surgery it's just not worth it

[@bostodyhopkin7517]

Right like sis/bro diet and exercise still important heck they say that with DIET PILLS LOL

[@reesecup3ify]

Yeah, maybe I'd finally get some fat accumulation in my boobs

[@Zadikel_]

Wow thank you so much he said it all

[@azzamhusain8383]

what about fat embolism

[@mdnoorzafirmondal7398]

Yeah I am worried about the loosen skin of those area from where fat is being removed, what happened to those area's loosen skin? And besides loosen skin what are the other possible side effects?

[@crosisofborg5524]

If you have lipo can the remaining fat be eliminated through diet to achieve a washboard ab?

[@renzo9678]

Hi! I've read that through liposuction lymphs nodules can be damaged which may cause lymphedema. Do you know about a case like this? Thanks.

[@Austin-weston]

Hi there. Liposuction is actually a recommended treatment for resistant lymphedema and can be used to debulk the fatty tissues surrounding lymphatic channels without damaging them.

[@godsbest8405]

Renzo 96 That was a great question

[@honeybadgernasty]

Question Doctor...While I was researching the tumescent liposuction, I came across this wikipedia explanation: "While the suctioned fat cells are permanently gone, after a few months overall body fat generally returned to the same level as before treatment. This is despite maintaining the previous diet and exercise regimen...." I thought liposuction results are permanent...Can you please explain?

[@saeedalshemeili5258]

Any advance in your research Did you get the answer

[@honeybadgernasty]

@@saeedalshemeili5258 no, I did not

[@Faq-ubeach]

Hmm. Well, I'm no doctor but I would be careful to take wikipedia too seriously. So, from what I understand the idea behind liposuction is that the body only has a set number of fat cells. They can change in size, but not number. What we have is what we have. So the idea is that they remove some to contour and shape the body...and that with diet and exercise, the area liposuctioned, should stay different than it was before liposuction. As you stated "overall" body fat-which I took as a whole body view...could increase. But the area worked on should stay the same, or should grow proportionally to the rest of the body. They don't take all the fat away from the area. Example: if a woman's genetics make her predisposed to storing more fat on her hips than her butt...lipo should fix that. Now the hip area fat can grow less, foiling her bodies plans to build that area up extra. So it then has to store it in her butt or legs etc instead. Overall her body fat went up, but in the area worked on...it grew less. Atleast less than it would before lipo. Body fat loss or accumulation is based solely on calories eaten vs calories burnt. And, I believe, a law of physics states that matter cannot be created, only changed. So the calories in a peanut have to stay the calories of a peanut...they can't be magically changed to 10 times that amount. So you ask how can Wikipedia state that despite lipo, which is supposed to be permanent, do people still gain weight if they're following diet and exercise? Well....it doesn't sound like they are following the diet and exercise. If their body fat is increasing, then they're eating to much. AND, if lipo works the way the medical community tells me it should, the people gaining weight should still not be seeing as much weight gain in the area suctioned as they have before. Does all that make sense?

[@honeybadgernasty]

@@Faq-ubeach yes, that makes sense. Thank you for taking the time to explain is so well. Great analogy btw. Much appreciated!⚘️

[@starter47990]

@@honeybadgernasty long story short...fat cells return because they don't follow diet and exercise

[@joeswampdawghenry]

Eeewwwww how well do they clean the equipment????

[@Junjo11]

Love your voice

[@Nasiyashereef]

Hey doc am from India and my husband also wanna do this surgery liposuction in here .so he is 102 and abdominal area fat is really bad .he has a big belly .my question is if he got a local Anastasia if there is any chance of feeling pain in the surgery,and is it permanent solution for him?he is a very sensitive person and I really wanna know the risk part of this surgery!!

[@bluescripthm3292]

Send the Dr an email. Use the email address on their website

[@iccybear9932]

Did your husband got liposuction?

[@fatimaj4113]

What about the risk of fat embolis ?? Fat traveling through blood vessels to the lungs and brain causing damage and death after liposuction. Please read about it before doing liposuction

[@mperry1329]

@Sonicsgirl13 I am just like you. I just want to get rid of the fat and it IS difficult to lose weight and I will be 52 in a few months. I was thin since I was12 and then I gained weight in my 40s and now I look and feel so unattractive. But the risks are too great for my age group and I really would like to have liposuction on my lower extremities, particularly my stomach. I took my thinness for granted, I always thought that I would look this way. I don't mean to be so vain regarding my looks but they stand out in my eyes and I can't help but to want to do something about it. Have Peace Sonicsgirl13 as we get through this part of our lives

[@shaqj.8197]

M Perry ❤️✨

[@raynamaldonado6806]

Not vain:) you have a right to view yourself and have preferences. Blessings!

[@yumildarodriguez1175]

Do you need lymphatic drainage

[@soullessweeb436]

Hi, I'm a teen and I live in a very hot area in the US. That's resulted in me not being outside as much as I should. But there's this part of my lower back that has a significant amount of fat and it's making me look horrible. I'm okay with my belly fat, but the fat on my lower back is annoying. And I can't seem to think of a way to burn it off without changing my schedule

[@liamer9960]

Find a good friend who's gonna tell you to get your shit together and stop making excuses... Hot or cold, move, run, work out... Don't do these operations!

[@Faithistheanswer]

@@liamer9960 thank you omg I can’t take these type of excuses . Smh . I’m in Florida and it’s hot as hell. Still have to get out and get active and drink fluids . People need to stop the laziness .

[@rubendelfino7222]

Bangkok is so hot. But the girls here are really really skinny.

[@beveragepinky2318]

@@rubendelfino7222because they don’t eat

[@rinainlondon8]

Long time I want to do this lipo

[@evejones6105]

I had lipo my back is burning me after 2 months

[@valerieartis6586]

Please let me know how you are now

[@tjk3430]

Say you get your lower abdomen done. Fat can no longer be stored there (at least subcutaneously). New fat will go to other places like the legs, arms, hips. The fat cells that exist in your body will increase in size to compensate for the lost abdomen fat cells. So what around fat cells that exist in your chest area, specificly around your heart? If these increase in size, could that cause a heart attack? What about other organs liver, kidneys etc?

[@Austin-weston]

Thanks for the question! The concept is that you get liposuction when you are at a stable and maintainable weight. If you maintain your weight, your other fat cells stay the same size and you don’t see any changes in other areas of the body. If you gain weight, you don’t usually get more fat cells. You just grow your current fat cells. This doesn’t affect your health any differently than if you had gained weight and not gotten liposuction.

[@rrasgar]

@@Austin-weston Thanks for explanation, I am just concern about age and anaesthesia , is it risky with general anaesthesia for 62 years old ? without any serious medical problem !!!!

[@misamisa2677]

TJ K not true you can gain weight in same area i speak from experience as well as breast reduction they grow back as you gain weight

[@mperry1329]

@Misa Misa Would you describe your experience for us so that we can have a point of view which will help us to know what to do. How did you feel after the procedure? Did you like the way that you looked like? How fast will you gain weight even after the procedure? Thank you so much.

[@godsbest8405]

Misa Misa I had a breast reduction years ago and I picked up weight. My breast did increase in size but they never got as big as the were before the surgery. However I did start to pick up more weight in my stomach. Before the surgery o didn’t pick up weight in my stomach.

[@Arpin_Lusene]

What I learned is that fat cells amount on adult is more or less the same, they just change sizes. So you better hope that your doctor is good at handicraft, because they literally "sculpted" your body during the procedure and the fat cells that has been removed won't go back. So depending on your fat level post surgery, some parts of your body could look funny.

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

Had it done from a great guy in Chicago. It's very painful. You won't be able to move for about a week. It's expensive. Your body will still get old, sag, gain weight. Like all other women. Fat CAN come back. Trust me. I had whole body lipo. 10 grand better spent elsewhere, in retrospect. And I had a GOOD doctor :)

[@Austin-weston]

Sorry to hear about your experience in Chicago. Weight gain after liposuction may be difficult to treat and can decrease longevity of the result. If you are interested in seeing whether there is a surgical fix for your concerns, please feel free to visit our office outside Washington DC.

[@fairyfreak57]

Winds of March Journey/Perry tribute band Ohhh my, that sounds miserable! 😳

[@nwaosy8776]

It's Lipo you had done? Would you rather go for Tummy tuck?..

[@Sonicsgirl13]

I just want to get rid of the fat I have so I can sleep as well as live longer...it's difficult to lose weight.

[@mperry1329]

@Sonicsgirl13 I am just like you. I just want to get rid of the fat and it IS difficult to lose weight and I will be 52 in a few months. I was thin since I was12 and then I gained weight in my 40s and now I look and feel so unattractive. But the risks are too great for my age group and I really would like to have liposuction on my lower extremities, particularly my stomach. I took my thinness for granted, I always thought that I would look this way. I don't mean to be so vain regarding my looks but they stand out in my eyes and I can't help but to want to do something about it. Have Peace Sonicsgirl13 as we get through this part of our lives.

[@johnmccracken8834]

I was interested in getting liposuction for my lower R leg. It has internal scar tissue and often swells up to à 35lb turkey. It càn be very painful.

[@felixpaz2060]

Guys ill be honest once I get the money Ima do this, fuck working out I aint trying bust my ass everyday without eating

[@ellistorris]

Just work out bro, straight up lazy. All you have to do is move more and eat less. Not hard at all

[@rainbowstarmced191]

@@ellistorris Working out is so boring, tedious and dumbest🥱, liposuction is best! Who wants to waste time trying to exercise when you can just get it sucked out?. People with insufficient funds that’s who. 😉

[@mr.noprobz3412]

@@rainbowstarmced191 I'm indifferent (here for research), but I think we can all agree that the medical industry gonna suction that bank account. 😉 Lol.

[@ashleytillman8828]

@@ellistorris stfu

[@ellistorris]

@@rainbowstarmced191 working out is really boring, it’s better to say “get more movement” in your life. Liposuction is just terrible, you’re still going to feel like crap afterwards

[@shamsfaryabi8983]

After the surgery, it is recommended that you iron the area of surgery to remove bumps and wrinkles 😂

[@yuikaili6088]

expert expert expert

[@DrsToyStore]

We have a Vaser and cannulas for sale, hit us up. We buy them too, let us know ;)

[@assassinaria]

Donate your fat to people who are hungry. Or make a candle with it.

[@jjacinth7009]

What's wrong is that somewhere in this life people have been brainwashed into believing your natural big what ever is not attractive. Skin deep is all it is. Work on your character instead of deceiving people what you really look like. If you want anything in life you have to work for it. Why spend thousands on a percedure that may cause you major health issues not to mention its not a permanent one. I lost 35 pounds by eating right that's cheap and drinking water only but lost the battle because l love great foods which mostly are bad for you but I know I can do it but who cares I'm a great person despite and I love being single and doing everything I did 35 lighter. My money is in my hands not in these doctors hand. You don't see these doctors doing it. Think about that.