Liposuction Specialist Beverly Hills is a board-certified plastic surgeon who specializes in Liposuction. Liposuction surgery is a surgical method adequate for both women and men which involves the use of a thin tube that withdraws fatty deposits from around the stomach, back, thighs, chest, sides and chin, which cannot be lost by exercise. There are areas of the body that are hard to sculpt, no matter how much exercise is realized, the stubborn fat just won’t go away. Liposuction is very beneficial to those aiming to reduce these fat pockets and have a slimmer body. Changes are noticeable immediately after surgery. Liposuction makes it easier to shop for clothes and people feel lighter. Confidence is regained, which is priceless. Ideal candidates for Liposuction are people who are in good health, have firm and supple skin, regularly exercise and have realistic expectations about the results.
A highly qualified and experienced Liposuction Surgeon Beverly Hills is committed to providing the safest and most effective Liposuction procedures in a warm and caring environment. His or her practice spends a great deal of time researching the newest and most popular trends in Liposuction surgery to ensure that his patients only receive treatments that are safe and effective. The liposuction specialist encourages honest and forthright discussions between patients in order to develop a specific treatment plan and create natural results that exceed patient expectations.
A Liposuction Specialist possesses excellent technical skills and the expertise needed to produce the desired results. Equally important, he or she has the unique ability to help patients realize their vision, through improved body contouring. Liposuction Specialists helps patients’ look and feel their best.
Liposuction Beverly Hills offers Liposuction Cosmetic Surgery in the region, conducted by highly experienced surgeons and clinicians in a discrete, pleasant environment. Patients are generally under general anesthetic. During surgery, a small tube is inserted into a tiny surgical incision, and used to break up the fat deposits, whereupon they are sucked out by a vacuum pump or a large syringe. Once the procedure has been completed, after 1 to 3 hours, an overnight stay may be required.
