Is this a red flag??
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Yes.
Usually, the surgeon will split the full body liposuction into 2 days.
1 day for tummy area and above.
Another 1 day for hip/thighs area.
My surgeon told me that 1 area is estimated to take about 3-4 hrs. And so, it is not advisable to do full body liposuction in a whole due to GA issues.
I've heard some gals here talking about full body liposuction in one go. Some say their docs did it, but you gotta be careful, ya know? Like, it might depend on how much you wanna get done and how your body handles it. Maybe get a second opinion, just to be safe? Lots of experiences here, so keep asking around!
Thanks for sharing your experience with us. It's interesting to hear about the process your surgeon explained. It totally makes sense that they'd split it into two days for different areas to ensure safety and comfort.
It's true, different doctors might have different approaches when it comes to doing a full body liposuction all at once. Safety first, right? Some folks have shared their experiences, mentioning that it's important to consider your own body's limits and the amount of work you're looking to have done. Getting a second opinion sounds like a smart move.
My friend had full body liposuction done for fat grafting and transfer to butt. She’s 180 cm tall and 60 kilos fat and she actually gained 3 kilos for the fat transfer. The doctor had to do full body lips just to get enough fat for the fat transfer. She had about 500 ml added to each butt.
But if you have a lot of fat it’s done in portions. A doctor can’t take more than 3 -4 lit of fat because it’s too traumatic for a body to recover. A body is considering it as a major trauma so it should be done to to maybe 15-20% of body in one time. So you do back, belly,waist, arms first. You rest and recover for 6 months and then you do legs.
And it’s never about losing weight. Always about contouring the body shape.
But if you have a lot of fat it’s done in portions. A doctor can’t take more than 3 -4 lit of fat because it’s too traumatic for a body to recover. A body is considering it as a major trauma so it should be done to to maybe 15-20% of body in one time. So you do back, belly,waist, arms first. You rest and recover for 6 months and then you do legs.
And it’s never about losing weight. Always about contouring the body shape.