PROBLEMS IN TRANSITION. 1  Symptoms of greater than 2 hours' duration. 2  Worsening distress. 3  Congenital anomalies. 4  Abnormal muscle tone. 5  Central cyanosis. 6  Apnea in a near-term or term infant. 7  Moderate-to-severe respiratory distress: grunting, flaring, marked retractions and need for supplemental oxygen beyond 2 hours of age.
Liposuction final result seen at 4 months. 1  Results after liposuction of arms. 2  No results from arm lipo. 3  It takes months to see results after liposuction on the arms.  Liposuction of 1  arms. Return to your plastic surgeon if you don't see a result after liposuction.
Under most circumstances, when liposuction is an outpatient procedure, recovery is usually quick. Most people can return to work within a few days and to normal activities within about two weeks. You should expect bruising, swelling and soreness for a least a few weeks. However, every person's outcome will vary based on factors such as volume of fat cells removed and area of removal.