Liposuction

Law Plastic Surgery offers liposuction in Dallas for body contouring and as a fat harvest technique for fat transfer procedures including breast augmentation and facial grafting. Dr. Law targets common deposit areas including the abdomen, flanks, hips, thighs, and arms. Liposuction is performed under general anesthesia or IV sedation as an outpatient procedure. Compression garments are worn post-operatively to support healing. Results become visible over weeks as swelling subsides, with final contour emerging over several months.

Liposuction at Law Plastic Surgery in Dallas is performed both as a standalone body contouring procedure and as an integral component of combination surgeries — most notably breast augmentation via fat transfer and facial fat grafting, where donor-site fat is harvested, processed, and reinjected for natural volume restoration. As a standalone contouring procedure, liposuction targets diet- and exercise-resistant fat deposits in areas such as the abdomen, flanks (love handles), hips, outer and inner thighs, buttocks, arms, and beneath the chin. Dr. Law uses small, discreet access incisions to introduce the cannula, and the procedure is calibrated to improve shape and proportion rather than replace weight loss. Liposuction is performed under general anesthesia or IV sedation at an outpatient surgery center, with procedure length varying based on the number of areas treated. Following surgery, patients wear compression garments to control swelling and support the newly contoured tissue — a critical step in achieving smooth, even results. Initial swelling reduces significantly in the first two to four weeks; final contour is typically apparent by three to six months as residual swelling fully resolves. For patients combining liposuction with fat transfer breast augmentation, the harvest-and-inject approach offers a two-in-one benefit: reducing a stubborn donor area while modestly enhancing breast volume using the patient's own tissue. This eliminates implant-related concerns for patients seeking a natural, modest size increase. The practice serves the entire DFW region, with the primary clinic at 7777 Forest Lane in the Medical City Dallas complex and a secondary location in Plano, making access convenient for patients from Frisco, McKinney, Allen, and surrounding North Texas communities.