Liposuction - Learn About Each Area - Anterior Thighs

This is another area that is rarely done by surgeons. One must be careful not to flatten the anterior thigh as a wider looking less feminine shape will result. But once again, if there is quite a bit of bulk (fat not loose muscle) the anterior thigh successfully can be de-bulked, if one stays in the deeper fat and knows how to approach this area from four directions. It is important to follow the shape of the leg so it looks natural from any when viewed from any angle. Additionally, if there is a lot of bulk to the anterior thigh and the outer or inner thighs are done, it may be necessary to blend those areas with the anterior thigh to achieve the proper contour.

Liposuction - Learn About Each Area - Calves / Ankles

This is one of the more challenging areas to do as the surgeon must shape the whole lower leg, essentially all the way around from the knee to the ankle, to achieve a well-shaped contour. Many less-experienced surgeons avoid this area. Like other areas, I feel that where one places the incision points are crucial to a great result. The only way I have found it was possible to be consistently complete without jabbing the skin from underneath was to place two upper incision points toward the posterior lateral, knee and two lower incision points toward the lateral ankle.