Buffalo Liposuction

When a healthy diet and regular exercise routine are not providing the results you desire, it may be time to consult with a qualified Buffalo liposuction surgeon. At Amherst Cosmetic Surgery Center, Todd B. Koch, M.D., F.A.C.S. could help you reach your goals with this body contouring procedure.

Dr. Koch’s credentials include board certification from the American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS). A highly regarded New York liposuction surgeon, he provides personal care and excellence to his patients.

Am I an ideal candidate for liposuction surgery?

In order to qualify for “lipoplasty,” Dr. Koch will ask you some important questions. Some of these include:

Are you physically and psychologically healthy?
Do you have realistic expectations?
Are you a non-smoker? If so, will you be willing to quite for a duration?
Do you understand the possible side effects and/or risks?

If you feel that you qualify for liposuction, our Buffalo plastic surgeon will explain the procedure in detail and answer any questions you may have.

To view potential results, we encourage you to browse our liposuction before and after photos.

Rochester liposuction and Erie County liposuction patients are encouraged to contact our surgeon for further information. For optimal body contouring results, you may opt for a combination of the liposuction procedure and any of the other surgeries offered, such as breast augmentation surgery, gynecomastia surgery, and/or tummy tuck surgery.

Buffalo plastic surgery patients may reach Dr. Koch by calling his practice at (716) 631-1220 to schedule an appointment. For your added convenience, we also offer a consultation form for you to fill out.

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