ASPS Addresses Reports that Liposuction Results in Bigger Breasts

There have been sparse anecdotal reports in the lay press suggesting that lipoplasty procedures such as Phoenix liposuction - and specifically Power-Assisted Lipoplasty (PAL) – is somehow related to increased breast size and volume. These reports are not based on scientific accuracy, nor have they been verified by scientific research. Therefore, the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) has deemed that lipoplasty is specifically designed for body contouring, and because of a lack of objective scientific data, should not be considered for other unrelated benefits. Phoenix plastic surgeon, Dr. Geoffrey Leber, who is a member of the ASAPS, among others, suggests that maybe a reason why a patient might think their breasts have increased in size following liposuction is due to weight gain.

Over time, standard liposuction has evolved into many different types of procedures, which are more precise and technologically advanced. Techniques such as Suction-Assisted Lipoplasty (SAL), including Power-Assisted Lipoplasty (PAL), and Ultrasound-Assisted Lipoplasty (UAL), and even Laser Liposuction, such as Lipolite, have evolved to differentiate between the various methods and exactitude of standard tumescent liposuction.

Lipoplasty was the number one most popular surgical cosmetic procedure in 2007, according to ASAPS statistics, with over 450,000 procedures done in the U.S. last year. The choice of instrumentation and technique should be in the hands of the surgeon, based on his or her training and experience. A trained, board-certified plastic surgeon will be best able to recommend a treatment plan which fits the needs of the patient. Liposuction is a serious procedure, as is any other type of Phoenix plastic surgery, so you should consult a qualified cosmetic surgeon if you have been considering it. Just realize that if you are considering liposuction as a means of losing weight or gaining bigger breasts in conjunction, you may be wanting in for the wrong reasons.

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