Liposuction Results

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Liposuction Results

Anyone who goes ahead with liposuction has great expectations about how they're going to look. If you've had adequate consultation with your surgeon than most likely you won't be disappointed with how things turn out. There are some considerations that you should think about first.

First of all, the results will probably not be immediate after the surgery. Some people do see results right away, but between the swelling and compression garments it's unlikely that it will be obvious. The only thing that you should be able to tell is that fat has been definitely removed from the area. However, not all of the fluids that were injected (if you opted for a wet technique) will drain right away and it will take some days to process those out of your body.

The first noticeable results should come a few days after the surgery. By the time you take off the compression garment you'll be able to see your body for the first time. Some of the swelling may still be present though, so it may not be obvious just how much of a difference the liposuction made.

Within a few weeks, the most definite results will become visible as swelling disappears. At this point it may be necessary to invest in new clothes since the old ones may no longer fit.

The final results settle in after about six weeks to two months. That's when you'll be able to decide if the surgery was successful. Not all surgeries produce perfect results. Difficult areas like the face and ankles can only provide minimal changes. Places like the arm, abdomen, breast, thighs, and calves produce the most consistent results. However, you should at that point examine if there are any inconsistencies with the surgery.

Things like lumpy areas, sustained swelling, and bruising should be brought to the attention of your surgeon immediately if they have not subsided after two months.

If you're not completely satisfied you may consider going for a second treatment to give additional enhancements. However, most patients are generally satisfied with their new look and move on to live happily.