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Lower Body LINE ON
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What are the most common misconceptions about Lower Body LINE ON?
The most common misconception is that what’s added will slide down. Transferred fat doesn’t slide down.
How long does transferred fat last once it has taken?
As long as you don’t lose weight, you can expect fat that has taken to stay largely as it is, just like the rest of your own fat.
For hip dips and buttocks, is filler or fat transfer better?
Hip dips are an area that naturally has little fat. In some people the tissue there has room to spare; in others it is very tight. The tighter it is, the less of the transferred fat takes.
Why does Lower Body LINE ON treat the thighs, buttocks and love handles together?
If you only treat the thighs, only the thighs improve; if you only treat the waist, only the waist gets slimmer. What matters is one continuous line running through the thighs, buttocks and love handles.
How do you decide between liposuction alone and adding fat transfer to the buttocks?
If your buttocks are already full, slimming just the thighs can make them look bigger, so liposuction alone may be enough to bring out the line. If you have hip dips, or your hips or buttocks themselves lack volume, liposuction alone may not be enough.
What’s the difference between the EVA device and Lipokit for processing fat?
When harvested fat is spun in a centrifuge, it separates into blood, pure fat and a layer of oil. Only the pure fat is transferred, so how cleanly the oil layer is separated out matters a great deal.
How much fat can be removed with liposuction in one session?
There’s no fixed upper limit. It depends on your body weight, how much tumescent solution (a saline-based fluid) is injected into the fat under the skin, and how much blood comes out with the removed fat.
What should I expect with compression garments, swelling and bruising after liposuction?
Generally, most of the swelling goes down in about 1 month, and the rest in about 3 months. Bruising mostly fades within 2 weeks.