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Body
Sculpting and Liposuction
Despite
proper diet and exercise, some fatty deposits just will
not go away. Dr.
Ferrari uses the latest body contouring techniques to help you lose
those unsightly bulges in your neck, arms, chest, back,
abdomen, or legs. His body contouring procedures can
dramatically restore a balanced look and often times involve
only tiny incisions which can be covered by your swimsuit.
Liposuction
(Lipoplasy
/ Suction Lipectomy)
Now
among the most popular cosmetic surgery procedures, liposuction
(also known as "lipoplasty" or "suction lipectomy")
sculpts the body by removing undesirable fat from areas
around the thighs, knees, buttocks, waist, hips, abdomen,
chin, cheeks, neck and upper arms.
Liposuction
is not a substitute for a healthy diet and exercise, but
the procedure can eliminate areas of fat that are unresponsive
to typical weight-loss methods, and
improve body contour.
In
many cases, Laser- Assisted Liposuction or Power-Assisted
Liposuction can greatly enhance your results. We use the
newest Laser technology available. This advanced Laser
technology is more effective, yet gentler on the tissues.
This allows us not only to treat the difficult areas more
effectively, but also to treat the more delicate areas,
such as the neck, inner thighs, etc. with a gentler sculpting
touch, achieving results that are clearly superior to traditional
liposuction techniques.

Tummy
Tuck
(Abdominoplasty)
Generally referred to as a "tummy tuck", abdominoplasty
removes excess fat and skin from the abdomen.
The
improvement in contour can be quite dramatic, with better-fitting
clothes, even getting back in a bathing suit when you never
thought you would, and greatly improved self-esteem.
The
procedure helps to improve the contour of the abdomen and
to narrow the waist by tightening the abdominal muscles.
Women, with stretched abdominal areas due to previous pregnancies,
can benefit considerably from abdominoplasty. Other
individuals whose skin has lost some of its elasticity and
are slightly obese can experience an improvement in their
abdominal area.
If
you are in generally good physical shape but are concerned
about abdominal fat deposits or loose skin that does not
respond to diet and exercise, the procedure can potentially
reduce or even eliminate a protruding abdomen. Abdominoplasty
will produce a permanent scar which can possibly extend
to both sides of your hips, although the scar will likely
be located below the bikini or bathing suit line.
A
“modified” abdominoplasty can sometimes be performed when
the full procedure is not required, usually resulting in
a shorter scar.

Arm Lift
(Brachioplasty)
Brachioplasty
is surgically recontouring the arms. The procedure
is usually performed under general anesthesia.
Excessive
skin is removed, sometimes in conjunction with a liposuction
procedure to remove fat from the arms. For removal of large
amounts of skin, an incision is required that runs from
near the elbow to the armpit. The incision is placed in
the most inconspicuous location (inner arm toward the back),
but some scarring may always be visible. More moderate
skin removal is sometimes possible with a smaller incision
which is limited to the armpit area to try to keep the scar
better hidden.
Body
Lift
A
“lifting” of the entire trunk (abdomen, flanks, and back)
and sometimes of the buttocks and thighs, is sometimes needed,
especially after large amounts of weight loss. Excessive
skin and loose tissues are removed, and the contour is improved
by “lifting and tightening” in a circumferential fashion.
This
is usually an extensive procedure that requires general
anesthesia, at least a short hospital stay, and a more involved
recovery period than other standard body contouring procedures.
For the right person, the rewards can be great, completing
the process following weight loss and restoring improved
contour.

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