Liposculpture Thighs and Buttock - Boston South Shore
Buttocks and Thigh Liposuction
Buttock Liposculpture is a surgical shaping of fat tissue in the gluteal or buttock region. Dr. Hamori uses a combination of liposuctioning and small skin excisions, to achieve a more youthful buttock appearance.
Thigh Liposculpture is the removal of fat tissue beneath the skin of the outer and inner thighs. Liposculpture of the thighs can reshape your leg and help you to fit into clothing more easily.
Dr. Christine Hamori describes how preparing the skin prior to liposuction with topical creams can provide better overall body contouring results.
See also: Abdominal Liposuction
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- Before And After
Patient 1 - Laser Assisted Liposculpture - Inner and Outer Thigh
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Patient 2 - Laser Assisted Liposculpture - Inner and Outer Thigh
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Patient 3 - Thigh Liposculpture
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- Testimonials / Reviews
Liposuction testimonials:
“Dear Christine, It has been almost a year from my surgery and I just wanted to thank you again. I feel like a new person! I am much more confident, my clothes fit and when I go to a store everything I try on fits! I really appreciate what you have done for me. Thank you again and I hope you are having a wonderful summer.
Sincerely, M.L.”
- Liposuction Resources
For more information on liposuction, please visit:
The website is a project of the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, which will provide you with a solid foundation of knowledge and answer many common questions. Review of this site will also allow you to ask informed questions when you meet with Dr. Hamori for your surgical consultation.
- Surgical Animations
Liposuction surgery explained.
Are you considering thigh or buttock liposculpture?
“Liposuction or liposculpture is a big decision and we understand you have many questions. Why not get the conversation started?”
Christine A. Hamori, MD, FACS Christine A. DiEdwardo, MD, FACS
