how often can you have liposuction and how much can be removed at every time?
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I heard that up to 7 pounds can be removed.
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I believe 30- 45 min 3-4 times a week at first is a good start.  If you are eating really clean that will actually make the biggest difference. take 180- your age and do about 80-90 percent of that for your heart rate zone to stay in the fat burn stage.
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Are you sure that it is all fat and some of it isn't fluid retention? If some of it may be water/fluid. I would cut out fizzy drinks, diuretics like coffee etc, too much salt, this kind of thing has worked for me.  For the fat, less calories in more energy out = fat loss       As an afterthought Liposuction is horribly invasive yuk. Proper stomach exercises can and do work, using several different types of stomach exercises, to work all the muscles.  I also recommend doing the exercises every other day so the new muscle can rebuild itself and building up the reps. On the other day do some aerobic activity (even if it just a brisk walk, I find exercising daily keeps motivation levels up and endorphins flowing.)   It gets easier. PLUs good luck
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That is up to you and your doctor.  I get a B-12 injection once every 3 weeks.
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From an ER nurse, and someone that has suffered with this as well (lost 60lbs after having 2 babies 360 days appart), once you loose the weight, you can have the fat sucked out, but what about the left over skin?  I had a tummy tuck and that was the only option for me - lots of flab.  My surgeon was great!  I trusted him 100%!  Food for thought.
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If you have a lot of excess skin the only way to get rid of it all is to have a tummy tuck!  or an arm lift or a face lift.. depending on where are all the extra skin is.  Liposuction does not take care of skin so don't even bother with that.  If you just have a little excess skin, go to the gym and just tone the areas.  In order to make the skin flatten a little bit more is by toning the muscles undeneath the skin.. but it will not all go away.  I had a baby and gained 70 lbs.  I lost it all, and I have a tiny bit of skin on my lower tummy, but I have been hitting the gym hard and i've toned up a lot of it, but there is just a little bit I will never be able to get rid of unless I have a tummy tuck... but it's not bad enough to have that!  I am happy by just toning the muscles underneath.. it makes a HUGE difference!  Good Luck!
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There is no such thing.  Any ads that claim they can do this are scams and are only trying to get your money.  You need to either burn off that extra fat or get liposuction.
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POSSIBLE SIDE EFFECTS OF LIPOSUCTION Ó PJWMDPA \n\nAs with any surgical procedure, liposuction is associated with possible side effects, such as bruising, swelling, temporary numbness, and discomfort in the surgically treated areas. Although irregularities of the skin are possible following liposuction, this side effect is greatly minimized by the use of small-diameter cannulae and the tumescent technique. Swelling usually gradually improves within one to three months after surgery, with optimum results being apparent in about six to twelve months. Bruising varies from person to person, although noticeable bruising is usually gone within a couple of weeks. Because the tumescent technique usually minimizes the soreness that follows surgery, simple pain relievers such as Tylenol® are usually all that are required. In some instances, Tylenol® with codeine or stronger pain-relief medication is necessary. As judged by current worldwide experience, liposuction using the tumescent technique is amazingly safe. Serious complications, such as blood clots, infection, or allergic reactions, are extremely rare. Of course, prior to surgery, your doctor should discuss possible side effects with you.
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No, liposuction is an elective surgery. Some insurances do cover gastric bypass, though, if you're morbidly obese.
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It is liposuction, hon.
862009
As safe as any surgery.  I know a female to have extensive lipo, breast reduction and lots of work, drain tubes, and such and it did amazingly  good.  But, I'm sure there are horror stories also.  Good luck.
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once a month\n\nansw3r3r
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Once a week...It's too discouraging to do it every day if you're trying to lose weight.
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Ask your MD or surgeon who performs it. My sis had it done and there were complications afterwards, but they fixed it and now she has lost more weight and she likes the results.
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Only by surgical means, such as a liposuction or abdominoplasty.
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30 minutes a day, 4-5 times a week.  I've done this since January and have lost 12 pounds so far.
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There is no way a plastic surgeon will do this.  Normally when lipo is done it isn't used to "lose weight."  It is done to "shape" the body. No insurance company will ever pay for lipo...it is cosmetic...gastric bypass on the other hand, is done because the persons life is in danger and they will die if the surgery is not done....