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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Liposuction.
Liposuction effectively targets localized fat on the abdomen, flanks, hips, thighs, inner knees, arms, and under the chin. Treatment areas are tailored to each patient’s anatomy and goals during a consultation, and Dr. Faulkner will recommend the optimal approach.
Ideal candidates are near their target weight with firm skin and realistic expectations. Medical history, skin quality, and fat distribution determine eligibility. A private consultation assesses health, discusses goals, and outlines risks and alternatives before recommending a personalized treatment plan.
Recovery varies by the extent of treatment but most patients experience swelling and bruising for several weeks. Many return to work within one to two weeks, while strenuous exercise is typically restricted for four to six weeks for optimal healing.
Liposuction primarily removes fat but is not a reliable cellulite cure and may not significantly tighten lax skin. Skin quality and elasticity influence outcomes; sometimes adjunctive treatments or skin excision procedures are recommended for optimal contour and tightening.
Liposuction risks include bleeding, infection, contour irregularities, numbness, asymmetry, and fluid accumulation. Serious complications are rare but possible. A thorough preoperative evaluation, experienced surgeon, and following postoperative instructions reduce risk and improve safety and outcomes.
Initial contour changes are visible once swelling decreases, often within weeks. Final results typically emerge over three to six months as residual swelling resolves and tissues settle. Maintaining a stable weight helps preserve long-term results and overall contour improvement.