How Do I Know if I’m a Good Candidate for Liposuction?

We get countless calls at our office from frustrated patients who feel like they have tried everything, including diet and exercise, to shed unwanted inches from specific areas of their body.  Great marketing efforts and millions of dollars have been spent on promoting the lasers that promise to remove fat and tighten skin without down time. If it sounds too good to be true it probably is. How Do I Know if I’m a Good Candidate for Liposuction?

Traditional Liposuction is a popular cosmetic procedure which resculpts isolated collections of body fat to remove inches, not pounds from your body. The procedure breaks up fat and permanently removes it, giving you a slimmer, contoured shape.

Checklist for good candi

• A healthy patient of any age who is medically cleared for surgery
• A patient seeking bulk areas of fat removed
• reasonably good skin quality
• non-smoker
• realistic expectations

Liposuction is a highly effective procedure for the right candidate. Often patients seek liposuction to reduce their weight and general obesity, remove cellulite, or remove loose, sagging skin.

If you’ve been suffering through endless diets and workouts and are not seeing the results you think you should have, liposuction could be the answer.  Click here to hear more about the procedure from Dr. Barr himself.

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As a leader in Cosmetic and Reconstructive Surgery industry, Dr. Barr is known as “the Physician that Physicians consult.” Dr. Barr is an active member of the American Society of Plastic Surgery as well as the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, and has been in private practice in West Palm Beach for thirty years.

At Palm Beach Plastic & Cosmetic Surgery, you can expect five-star service with the assurance that safety and honesty are at the core of our practice. “Listening, understanding, and compassion are essential to exceeding my patient’s expectations,” says Dr. Barr.