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maurotanner59-blog · 12 years
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Selecting A Liposuction Doctor
Deciding to have liposuction surgery should not be a decision you have made lightly and choosing the best liposuction doctorshould be just as import if not more so. As far as getting the specific results, patients must rely entirely on the doctor.
  Reputation
  People intrinsically know that a qualified surgeon is going to produce good work and consequently happy patients. Word of mouth is a great place to start your search and if you know people who have had liposuction and are happy with their results, you can ask them about their doctor, what they liked and what they did not. If you don’t know anyone who has had the procedure you are seeking and you find a doctor you think might be a good match for you, it should be possible to ask former patients about their experiences. This will give you better ideas of what to ask your potential liposuction doctor.
Doctor Training
  There is more than one type of provider out there and not all liposuction doctors are created equally. The difference between a doctor who trained at a reputable university and one who trained at a school you have never heard of may represent little actual difference in training techniques. Training is essential, but it is more important that the doctor consistently produces good results and satisfied patients. Seek a doctor who has many years of experience and a good reputation and is well respected in medical circles and among other doctors
  Safe Practices
The Medical Board of California advises against liposuction in excess of 5 liters in any single procedure and any doctor who offers to do so is not only risking the integrity of their practice but may be jeopardizing the lives and wellbeing of their patients. Most ethical liposuction doctors will limit the amount of fat drawn from one patient to less than 4 liters in a single procedure to avoid complications and will probably require patients to schedule subsequent surgeries no sooner than a month afterwards.
  Practical Ability
  It is important to look at any potential doctor’s body of work in order to get a feel for their aesthetic leanings.  A plastic surgeon walks the line between scientist and artist. They use surgical techniques but the final product will depend largely on how the doctor perceives an ideal body and their understanding of a patient’s specific desires. You should be able to tell very quickly as early as the consultation whether this is the best liposuction doctor for you by the way they listen and respond to your concerns. This might be the most important part of a good surgeon, the ability to listen patiently and understand patients. It is vital that the doctor and the patient arrive at a common understanding of what is possible, what is likely and what the goals and realistic outcomes might be.
If you are considering putting your body and wellbeing into a surgeon’s hands, never be afraid to ask every question on your mind and come to a firm understanding of every aspect of the procedure that you are concerned with. Your potential doctor should be willing and able to answer each of your questions and make sure you are completely comfortable.
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maurotanner59-blog · 12 years
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If You Had Too Much Fat Removed in Liposuction You can Get Fat Transfer
If you had a liposuction surgery and had too much fat removed, fat transfer may be the answer to your problem.
If a previous liposuction surgery removed too much fat and left you shapeless or with hollowed out areas, ripples, tunnels or ridges from your liposuction, fat transfer may be able to correct these problems.
Revision liposuction surgery can help you and if too much fat has been removed the solution is fat transfer. Fat transfer takes fat from another part of your body and fills in the areas where too much fat was extracted.
In many cases an unsatisfactory liposuction outcome is because not enough fat has been removed. This is a more straightforward surgery because a highly skilled liposuction surgeon can remove the additional fat and give you the results you want.  The most difficult revision liposuction surgeries are those where the procedure was too aggressive, removed the patient’s natural curves or left the patient with hollowed out areas and a disproportionate result; that is when fat transfer is used.
To get the results you want the most important thing you need to do is find a highly skilled revision liposuction surgeon who has experience correcting these problems and is able to perform fat transfer revision liposuction. The problems you have are caused by a liposuction surgeon who made errors and revision liposuction surgeries are more difficult than the initial liposuction surgery. You need to have the best liposuction surgeon you can find to perform your revision liposuction.
When you are suffering the results from an unsatisfactory liposuction surgery and may need fat transfer, contact Dr. David Amron for help. Dr. Amron has performed liposuction surgery including revision liposuction and fat transfer for over 16 years. Dr. Amron is expertly trained, is able to see the outcome you would like to have and deliver that result for you with a revision liposuction in most cases. Contact Dr. Amron from his website at http://www.revisionlipo.com/contact-us/ or call 310. 275.2467 for a consultation.
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