Liposuction is a miracle solution, even if some women hesitate to take this route, and for good reason. This is a medical procedure and, like any medical procedure, it carries inherent risks, not to mention expense and recovery time. However, you have weighed the pros and cons and decided to do it because you can't get rid of the fat that has been tormenting you for years and you are tired of trying. But then... your friend warns you: the fat will come back, but not in the area where you had liposuction. You mean...if I have my thighs liposuctioned and for the first time they are slim and thin and I'm very happy...the fat will appear somewhere else? This is definitely not your goal. Yes, you want slimmer thighs, but you don't want new fat appearing in places that never did before. Can this really happen? Yes, if you are not vigilant to avoid weight gain.Dr. B. Aviva Preminger, MD, plastic surgeon, said (http://www.realself.com/question/lipo-fat-return-places): Liposuction does NOT cause fat redistribution! On the contrary, if patients gain weight after liposuction, it may accumulate in other areas, especially since liposuction removes fat cells in the treated areas. Regardless, liposuction is not a weight loss procedure, but a contouring procedure. The goal is to maintain the investment you've made, watch what you eat, and exercise regularly after the procedure. »A personal story*Maggie was 53 when she had liposuction on her stomach, hips and thighs. She gained weight after the procedure and reports that her fat returned “a hundred times more.” Even though her stomach is still flat 12 years later, she says the area above her belly, the belly, is bloated with fat... middle of paper ...... removal procedure. (http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/04/130415124819.htm)When ultrasound-assisted laser guidance is used during laser lipolysis, the result is premium contouring with taut skin. Dr. Chamsuddin explains that when using liposuction with laser lipolysis, the result is a well-sculpted, tighter abdomen without surgery and a faster recovery time. The way it works, the laser's thermal (thermal) energy melts fat while typical liposuction removes it. . This procedure actually triggers the production of new collagen, which is the main protein giving skin its tone, texture and ability to stretch. The laser induces collagen contraction. This firms the skin, which prevents sagging. Additionally, according to Dr. Chamsuddin, this technique removes more fat than traditional liposuction...