- Liposuction is performed by a plastic surgeon. The doctor uses a thin tube, called a cannula, to suck isolated fatty tissue out of the body and re-contour areas of the body. Liposuction is not a substitute for weight loss.
- Plastic surgeons say it is completely safe to become pregnant after liposuction.
- You'll gain weight while pregnant and lose it after the baby is born. But the fatty deposits that were removed by liposuction should not return.
- If you gain a substantial amount of weight while pregnant, it is possible for new fat cells to grow. Additionally, the fat cells that weren't removed by liposuction can grow larger during pregnancy.
- Because liposuction is an expensive cosmetic treatment that is usually not covered by insurance, many women postpone liposuction until after childbearing is over to get the maximum benefit.











