Liposuction for Menin Newport Beach

The first area of liposuction at CosmetiCare in Newport Beach starts at $2,980 + $2,100 per area thereafter. Your cost will vary based on the number of areas being treated, size of the areas being treated, the amount of fat being removed, and if you’ve had liposuction before. We also offer up to 24-month financing options to help our patients pay off the cost of their procedure over time. In just minutes, you can apply here [hyperlink to Financing page] to see what you are pre-qualified for before your consultation.

Every patient’s anatomy is different and the complexity of each surgery varies from patient to patient as well as the total time in the operating room. We are able to give you a general range & starting price for the procedure however a consultation with our plastic surgeons will give you a closer estimate.

While liposuction at CosmetiCare in Newport Beach permanently removes fat cells, remaining fat cells can expand, or new ones can form if you gain weight.

Each procedure addresses different concerns:

• Liposuction removes fat cells but needs good skin elasticity for optimal results.
• Tummy tuck removes skin and fat, making this a good option for saggy belly and skin often associated with post-childbearing.

During your consultation, one of our board-certified plastic surgeons will assess which procedure, if not both together, would be ideal to achieve your desired results.

This comes down to two main things:

• Surgical vs. Non-Surgical
• Spot Treatment vs. Larger Area

Liposuction is a popular surgical procedure that can remove small to larger volumes of excess fat. CoolSculpting is a popular non-surgical treatment that exclusively spot-treats small areas of concentrated fat cells.

When considering each, note that patients that have opted for the non-surgical route often require multiple treatments spaced out over time and rarely see as dramatic of results compared to what one Liposuction procedure can achieve.

• You should be able to return to work within a few days and to your full range of normal activities within about two weeks.
• Residual fluid drainage will occur from the incision sites during the first 24 hours.
• Stitches are usually removed within the first week.
• Some degree of bruising, swelling, and soreness should last for at least a few weeks.
• Some improvement to body shape will be seen shortly after the procedure, with additional improvement after about four to six weeks, after most of the swelling has gone down. Subtle improvements will continue for about three months.

If you have additional questions about liposuction surgery, take a few minutes to read through our liposuction FAQs to learn more about the procedure. Of course, if you still have questions, we are happy to help you get the answers you need. Get in touch with us to schedule a consultation for more information.

For optimal, long-lasting results of liposuction, we recommend maintaining a healthy lifestyle. This should include eating healthy and working out once cleared by your surgeon post-procedure.

When any amount of weight is gained after liposuction, it’s common to see a redistribution of fat – with new fat cells developing – in other areas of the body and can affect the treated area(s) as well. In most cases, even with slight weight gain, the treated area(s) will still look better than before liposuction.

Liposuction is not meant to be a “weight-loss” procedure but rather to help reshape and contour the treated area(s). We recommend patients be at or within 10 – 15 lbs. of their goal weight before liposuction surgery, treating the stubborn, unresponsive fat cells to help eliminate them.

Improved body contour can be noticed immediately in some patients, especially when treating saddlebags. However, swelling will improve dramatically after six weeks and continue to dissipate over the next six months. After which, you’ll continue healing for up to a year – which is when 100% results are realized.

Patient safety is always our highest priority and it is recommended that patients reach or be close to a BMI of 30 in order to have surgery. However, there may be some exceptions that can be made based on the patient’s anatomy & overall general health. This can be further discussed with our medical professionals during your in-person consultation.

Liposuction surgery is considered a cosmetic procedure, so insurance typically doesn’t cover this. If cost is of concern, we offer financing options to help our patients pay off the cost of their procedure over time. In just minutes, you can apply here [hyperlink to Financing page] to see what you are pre-qualified for before your consultation.