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DR JASON EMER
Dr Jason Emer connects body contouring, skin assessment and combination planning around your anatomy
Definition comes from the relationship between your abdomen, chest, flanks and skin. HD liposculpture starts with your existing anatomy and a discussion about the contour you want, the tissue available and the recovery involved.
BODY CONTOURING / THE EMER METHOD
The abdomen does not end at the waist. Chest shape, the flanks, skin and the proportions of the whole torso influence how definition reads.
Dr Emer plans fat removal, skin tightening and volume enhancement together around your proportions. VASER-assisted and power-assisted liposuction, selected fat grafting, and skin procedures can serve different goals within that plan. Your anatomy determines which combination is appropriate.
Explore treatment and resultsHD LIPOSCULPTURE, EXPLAINED
A cannula is one instrument in a much larger plan. The important decisions are where fat contributes to your contour, how much support to preserve and how your skin will respond.
Your proportions, fat distribution and skin quality guide the design. Dr Emer assesses the abdomen alongside the flanks and surrounding areas so the plan considers the whole contour.
Liposuction removes selected subcutaneous fat through a cannula. Definition depends on your existing anatomy and the treatment plan; removing more fat does not automatically create a better shape.
Swelling can obscure early contours. Compression, activity guidance and follow-up are part of the discussion, with recovery instructions tailored to the procedure you actually receive.
FROM THE PRACTICE
Explore three patients’ body-contouring results and the procedures included in each plan. The captions explain the treatment combination and any differences between the photographs.
THE BODY STORIES
These patients received combined procedures. Lighting, pose and setting differ between some before-and-after views, and the time since treatment is not available for each photograph. Results vary from person to person.
Choose a view above or open the photograph to see it full size.
THE BODY STORIES
These patients received combined procedures. Lighting, pose and setting differ between some before-and-after views, and the time since treatment is not available for each photograph. Results vary from person to person.
Choose a view above or open the photograph to see it full size.
THE BODY STORIES
These patients received combined procedures. Lighting, pose and setting differ between some before-and-after views, and the time since treatment is not available for each photograph. Results vary from person to person.
Choose a view above or open the photograph to see it full size.
See the procedures included in one man’s 360 HD liposculpture treatment.
Open on YouTubeYOUR CARE, IN SEQUENCE
Your treatment areas, skin decisions and any added procedure shape the practical plan before surgery.
Discuss your individual planShow the areas that concern you and describe the level of definition you prefer. Discuss weight stability, health, medications and any previous surgery.
Review the planned treatment areas, anesthesia, facility, treating clinicians and any proposed skin procedure or fat transfer.
Arrange support and discuss compression, activity restrictions, travel and follow-up. Swelling can obscure the contour during early recovery.
Compare consistent views as healing progresses. Ask when the team expects to assess the result and how concerns about asymmetry or firmness will be reviewed.
THE QUESTIONS WORTH ASKING
Open a question for the details. Bring your own questions to the consultation, too.
No. The goal is localized contouring. Your health, weight stability and anatomy help determine whether surgery is appropriate.
It cannot promise a particular appearance. Existing anatomy, fat distribution, skin and healing all affect the outcome.
Fat removal and skin laxity are different issues. A consultation should explain whether any additional skin procedure is appropriate.
Sometimes, but the extent of surgery and your health matter. Ask how the team balances the proposed combination with recovery and surgical risk.
That depends on your procedure and healing. Obtain instructions for walking, work, lifting and training directly from your surgical team.
Treatment areas, anesthesia, facility fees and additional procedures can affect the quote. Ask what follow-up care is included.
The Evolution of You™
Bring your goals and surgical history. Discuss the areas together, which changes are realistic, and what each proposed procedure adds to the plan.
Request your consultationAnatomical illustrations are for education. Actual patient photographs are identified separately; individual results vary.