Beverly Hills Liposuction in Los Angeles, CA

My Philosopy

Based on extensive research and hands-on experience, I strongly feel that it is essential that the patient is conscious during liposuction to achieve optimal results. When the patient is conscious precise positioning can be done, which is only possible under local anesthesia. It is important to remember that Liposuction is a procedure that sculpts the body.

Revision Liposuction

Dr. Amron specializes in the fine
art of revision liposuction, where
he often fixes the poor work of
surgeons. His patients travel from
all over the world so that he can
improve or perfect their results.

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Area By Area

There are certain areas of the
body that I have identified as gravitationally prone" areas.

Thighs, Flanks, Hips, Abdomen, Back, Arms, Calves / Ankles, Buttocks, Neck, and Chest

The tightening of the skin that is achieved with my technique pre- vents these areas from getting
looser with time.

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	Scraping Underside Of Skin for tightening Posted May 28, 2009 2:38 PM in Liposuction
marys235 I had vaser/smartlipo on my upper arms and thighs in Nov. 2007. I’m supposed to go in at the end of this month for revisions on my upper arms and thighs, to smooth out some dents, and my dr. said she would go ahead and take a little more out. I was concerned about loose skin on my arms, and my dr. said that she would scrape the underside of the skin with the cannula, to cause the skin to tighten, and that this method would give better results than smartlipo for skin tightening. Are you familiar with this technique, and have any opinion on it? I can't even find it on the internet, I'm having trouble researching it. I'd appreciate any info you can give me. Dear Marys235, So I see you have had liposuction last year and have irregularities in the area. Is it the same surgeon who is suggesting going back in the same area? It looks like you had either Vaser or Smartlipo the first time... continue Add Comment \| Ask a Question \| Permalink

	Liposuction Expert On What’s New, What’s Old & What Works Posted April 17, 2009 1:30 PM in Liposuction
By David M. Amron, M.D. As a physician and surgeon, one of my main responsibilities is to honestly guide, educate, advise and protect my patients. As liposuction surgery is the only major cosmetic surgery I perform and I have done this procedure for 14 years for thousands of patients, I have a lot of opinions and insight into the nuances of consistently achieving a great result and making my patient happy. I have spent years fine tuning my approach and have a particular philosophy on what constitutes a good candidate for liposuction. It is so much more than sucking out or melting as much fat as possible. Despite what a patient may want or the mistaken goal of a surgeon, this approach will commonly lead to a poor result. One of the most important points I want to emphasize is the importance of choosing the honesty, integrity, artistry, eyes, hands, skills and good judgment of the surgeon... continue Add Comment \| Ask a Question \| Permalink

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