Cosmetic Surgery Los Angeles

Liposuction ideally should balance a person’s body out.  A good, liposuction candidate is for people who have stubborn areas that cannot be gotten rid of with diet and exercise.  It is not necessarily important for Dr. Amron to have a person at their ideal body weight to perform liposuction.  For him, it is about having a good eye in terms of seeing where they’re out of balance; and then using liposuction to balance their body out.  If the surgeon does not pay attention to this and only evaluates one or two areas; it is possible to throw a person out of balance and proportion.

What constitutes a good liposuction result? To Dr. Amron, a good result begins with the proper evaluation of the patient.  When he evaluates a patient for liposuction surgery, he evaluates their entire body, from their neck down to their ankles to determine where they’re in and out of proportion.  This is because to Dr. Amron, liposuction is a tool to target areas of genetic disproportion.

Dr. Amron’s Body Talk: Separating FAT FROM FICTION on KLSX 97.1 Free FM, Sundays from 12 pm to 1 pm PST.

This Sunday, the doctor is in to answer all your questions on liposuction and body sculpting as Dr. David Amron and Kerri Kasem host the popular Body Talk: Separating FAT FROM FICTION program.

Listen in as “Entertainment Tonight’s Liposuction Guru to the Stars” takes your calls on KLSX – 97.1 Free FM in Los Angeles or listen live at www.971freefm.com on Sundays from 12 pm to 1 pm (PST).

Are you confused about the differences between Liposuction, SmartLipo, Lipodissolve, Body Sculpting and Mesotherapy?  You’re not alone — tune in as Dr Amron gives his expert opinions about the latest advances and trends in body sculpting and liposuction.

Do you have questions for Dr. Amron?  Call on Sundays for a free consult on the air at 888-520-9710.

You may also click here to schedule a consult with Dr. Amron at www.expertliposuction.com or call to schedule a consult to see Dr. Amron at (310) 275-2467.  For more extensive information on Dr. Amron’s unique approach to liposuction visit his website at www.expertliposuction.com.

The reason Dr. Amron performs liposuction under local anesthesia is because it allows him to obtain far better results.  The reasoning for this is that liposuction is a very different type of surgery.  It’s not a cutting and sewing surgery.  It’s a contouring and sculpturing procedure.  When the patient is not in the proper position the surgeon inevitably pokes or jabs the skin from underneath.  This is what Dr. Amron feels is the most important factor in terms of the surgeon getting a bad result and causing rippling and indentations.  He is very careful to never jab the skin from underneath or drag the cannula on the skin. This is why he has such good results in terms of a smooth contour.

With liposuction under local anesthesia, there is far less bleeding due to the pressure phenomenon of a local anesthesia.   Also, the local anesthesia helps to hydro-dissect the fatty tissue and allows much more pure fat removal.  (Hydro-dissection: separating with water)

Liposuction under local anesthesia typically has a faster recovery, according to Dr. Amron.  This is because the local anesthesia is only in the fat layer and the surgeon is not able to poke or jab the muscle.  This commonly goes on under general anesthesia causing more trauma and bleeding.

The way Dr. Amron performs liposuction is called pure tumescent liposuction, which is done under local anesthesia.  This technique separates it from other forms of liposuction that are under general anesthesia.  Dr. Amron prefers not to combine liposuction with general anesthesia.

Liposuction is the most common cosmetic surgery in the United States.  With a revision rate of 25 percent, it also appears to have the highest revision rate of any cosmetic surgery in the United States.  This means that almost 1 in 4 liposuctions are revised because of poor results the first time around.  Dr. Amron believes it is very important to try to get it right the first time and his revision rate for liposuction surgery is approximately 1 in a 1,000.