Fat Transfer with Lipedema Fat | United States | David Amron, MD

Can Lipedema fat be used for fat grafting? Yes it safely can be used, but first it’s important to understand what lipedema is. Lipedema fat cells are actually young healthy fat cells. The problem isn’t in the fat cells, it’s in the leakiness in lymphatics.
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Every day more and more women are discovering they have Lipedema and will go on a search on how to understand this disease that they've been suffering with their entire lives. Moment to moment, they will go "Ah! Ha!" It’s so important for medical providers to share accurate information about this lipedema. Lipedema is a treatable disease and can be easily diagnosed. Dr. David Amron, lipedema surgeon and pioneer, talks about everything from treatments, stages, diagnosis, diet, and the truths behind how many liters of fat should be removed.
Lipedema is a complicated disorder that many doctors are unaware of. Until recently, Lipedema has been a troubling medical mystery, so most women have had to live with it. Many of the patients Dr. Amron sees have been to numerous physicians, but never received a proper evaluation or diagnosis. However, there are answers and an effective treatment.
Lipedema is a progressive disease. The sooner it is treated the better for your quality of life.
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Lipedema occurs almost exclusively in women and usually appears after puberty, progressively getting worse. It affects approximately 11 percent of the female population - 17 million in the U.S. and 370 million women worldwide. Commonly, there's a genetic inheritance component to Lipedema.
As Lipedema progresses, patients experience a series of symptoms including, discomfort, pain, heaviness and numbness. These symptoms get increasingly worse and begin to affect a person's mobility and quality of life, causing decreased ability to move as easily, usually affecting the ability to exercise, too. At later stages, it can even put patients in a wheelchair, or possibly make them bedridden.
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Dr. David Amron is a board-certified dermatologic surgeon specializing in #liposuction and body contouring. He has pioneered treatment for lipedema globally and was the first surgeon to publicly recognize Lipedema within the United States. For the past 20 years Dr. Amron has focused his research and practice on surgical and non-surgical liposuction and body proportioning as well as other integrative therapies relating to weight loss. Over this period of time he has gained invaluable insight into the genetic function and structural proportions of the human form and developed a refined and comprehensive approach to the art of liposculpture. In our current day and age, educated patients recognize the need for a highly tailored and scientific approach to liposuction. That’s why patients come from all over the world to see arguably the best liposuction surgeon Los Angeles has to offer.
To book a consultation, please call 424.394.1610
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[@lolalukie713]

so then liposuction is only very temporary then? because removing the fat does not fix the underlying dysfunction you're describing. So if this collagen and lymphatic leakiness is still there won't the process still recur and the fat will just come back??

[@carolinea.441]

very good question Katrina

[@countesschocofang]

And why is it triggered by hormonal events; puberty, pregnancy and menopause? There's a definite link between lipoedema and female hormones.

[@michellejanko8387]

Hi, would you mind listing links to the sources that describe the updated rights on what lipedema is that you mention in this video? I'd love to research it.

[@countesschocofang]

This is interesting but like someone else commented, liposuction would be pointless as it will just come back? Also, this doesn't explain why it's triggered by hormonal events; puberty, pregnancy and menopause? There's a definite link between lipoedema and female hormones.

[@shifferda]

Interesting , with a collegian defect, could taking collegian supplement help at all?