Probably: Someone with obesity will have less favorable results than those with smaller amounts of localized fat, but small improvements can be made. Weight loss would be recommended first with a combined removal of skin and fat after weight loss to achieve optimal results. Weight loss will also improve your overall health and make anesthesia safer.
Answered 9/12/2013
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Lose weight!: You are not an ideal candidate as the esthetic results will not be as good as when you drop a few pounds. Also with your bmi (body mass index) being roughly around 36, the risk of surgery might also be greater.
Answered 9/25/2014
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Your: Bmi indicates you are more than 20% over your ideal body weight. Lipo is not a treatment for wt loss, and that makes you less than the ideal candidate. Consider a lapband.
Answered 9/12/2013
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You could: That does not mean you should. What you should do is try to get closer to your ideal weight to decrease the chances of complications and get the best outcome possible. Liposuction in overweight or obese patients is not ideal. Best to you.
Answered 1/1/2017
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Weight loss.: Liposuction performed on patients with a bmi above 30 has adverse risks. It would be prudent to undergo weight loss before surgery.
Answered 1/6/2014
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