Liposculpture

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Los Angeles Liposculpture Technique
Dr. Osman performs liposculpture without sedation. He chooses this technique because it offers the smoothest results, the fastest recovery, and the least amount of risk. This fits his philosophy of providing maximum results with minimum downtime.

In this technique, Dr. Osman outlines the area to be sculpted with a marker. A few entrance points are numbed, and this is usually the only portion of the sculpting procedure with any notable discomfort. However, it is easier than getting your blood drawn for most people. Once the entrance ports are numbed, the remainder of the area to be suctioned is anesthetized. After this point, you don’t feel anything. Then the liposculpture begins. Suctioning usually takes 1 – 2 hours depending on how much fat there is to remove. Dr. Osman precisely removes fat using very small instruments called microcannulas to achieve a smooth, natural contour. After sculpting the area, a compression garment is applied that is worn for a few days (not weeks!). Recovery is fast, and this is the main benefit of liposculpture using local anesthesia only. If you’re like most residents of Los Angeles, you lead a full and busy life. Liposculpture shouldn’t slow you down. As a liposculpture surgeon in Los Angeles, Dr. Osman understands this.

Minimal Recovery Liposculpture
Most patients are able to return to desk-type work after 1 – 3 days and to exercising a few days later. Recovery from local anesthesia liposculpture is faster than recovery from liposculpture and liposuction using other techniques. After traditional liposuction, patients often have to wear a compression garment for several weeks. Most patients only have to wear their garment for 3 – 4 days after Dr. Osman performs liposculpture. It is even shorter after liposculpture of the neck and chin.

Explore this site to learn more about liposculpture of various body areas such as neck liposculpture and abdominal liposculpture. In these web pages, you can get answers to frequent questions about liposculpture, and see liposculpture before & after pictures. We hope this site provides you with helpful information and serves to introduce you to our Los Angeles liposculpture practice.

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The Medical Director, Christopher S. Verbin, MD is board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and the American Board of Surgery and licensed to practice in California since 1992. A South Bay native from Palos Verdes, Dr. Chris Verbin’s unique interests led him to become a master restorer of vintage European sports cars, before transforming his talents on beautiful classic Italian coachworks to the aesthetics of the human face and body. He graduated cum laude with honors from UCLA and subsequently earned his medical degree from George Washington University. Dr. Verbin returned to the South Bay and completed his residency in general surgery at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center . He subsequently trained in plastic surgery at the University of Southern California, where he studied under some of the most prominent cosmetic surgeons in Los Angeles.

He has performed over five thousand surgical procedures. He has had extensive experience and training in all facets of surgery, including trauma (where he served as Chief Resident at a busy trauma center), cardiac and vascular surgery, general surgery, endoscopic surgery, pediatric surgery, and of course, his focus, plastic surgery. Dr. Chris Verbin brings to his practices of liposculpture a breadth of experience to render him a highly qualified and competent physician in all aspects of medical and surgical care. You rest in safe hands.
His passion lies in the aesthetic improvement and rejuvenation of the face. Revolumizing areas of the face by vertical lifting and micro-fat grafting transfer restore the curves and convexities of youth. Combining these principles the the correctly tailored surgical procedure for the face (e.g. S lift, MACS lift, face lift, neck lift) focus on recreating a more youthful YOU, and not a surgically drawn face that has been over-resected and hollowed.

Body work, as Dr. Verbin like to call it, uses similar principles to address breast and truncal issues. More and more, he uses vertical techniques to approach breast lifting and augmentation with limited scarring. Also, as bariatric surgical procedures become much more common place, Dr. Verbin focuses on a staged approach with outpatient surgeries focused on arms, breasts, and abdomen-flank-lateral thigh-buttock to medial thigh contouring.He speaks to a bariatric surgery patient group and provides plastic surgical consultation to a busy bariatric surgery group.

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