Why does liposuction not work?

In conclusion, there is not a “one procedure fix” to cure obesity including liposuction. Liposuction is designed as a treatment only for fat removal in specific areas and does not rid the body of the type of body fat that is not only more health threatening but also more metabolically active.

Why do liposuction results take so long?

Initial swelling Like other surgical procedures, liposuction causes swelling, which makes it difficult to see results. Instead of looking trim and toned, post-operative swelling may cause you to look as though you are retaining water.

How long after liposuction do you see results?

Depending on how much fat is removed, you can expect to see final results between 1-3 months after the procedure.

Do you see instant results with liposuction?

Will I see immediate results? You may have minimal swelling, but yes, you will see immediate results which will improve over time. The final result of your Vaser surgery can be seen after two to three months. In six months the collagen will grow and the skin will tighten.

How long does it take to see the results after liposuction?

Studies show that it can take up to 6 months for all of the swelling to resolve after liposuction. However, most patients should see it 80-90% resolved by 6 weeks. After a liposuction surgery, you will see the results immediately after the surgery.

How long before final results after liposuction?

The final results of the liposuction become visible only after 6 months to 1 year after the surgery. Although it may seem that it takes a long time to see the final results of the liposuction procedure, the results actually start to appear as early as after 3 weeks post surgery.

When do you start seeing results from liposuction?

The First Few Weeks. It’s normal to experience swelling and some discomfort during the first two weeks or so after your procedure.

What are the long-term results of liposuction?

The initial results of liposuction will be visible after the side effects of the surgery are gone. Swelling, fluid drainage or irritation may be experienced for five to 14 days after the surgery, depending on which procedure was employed.