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liposculpture
liposculpture
Compared to traditional liposuction, liposculpture is a step into the future. The procedure involves two stages. First, the surgeon removes excess fat, and then uses the remaining tissue to sculpt an elegant figure with a fit abdomen, sensual thighs and beautiful contours. If necessary, fat can be transferred to specific areas through lipofilling. You will see the first results immediately after surgery, with the final outcome appearing within 3–6 months.
Procedure
Highlights
Visceral Fat
Can fat return after liposuction?
Liposuction Techniques
Liposuction Marks
What Are Fat Deposits?
Areas where fat builds up most easily are called fat deposits. Not only does fat accumulate there quickly, but it is also very difficult to lose. Everyone gains weight differently. For some, fat first shows up around the abdomen and waist, forming a so called "spare tire", while for others, weight gain first appears on the hips or thighs. In many cases, only liposuction can effectively address these innate tendencies.
Anaesthesia Anaesthesia
A team of experienced anesthesiologists will gently put you into a safe medical sleep. This is a traditional and reliable method of pain relief. Throughout the entire procedure, the anesthesiologists closely monitor the patient’s condition using advanced sensors and state-of-the-art equipment. Anesthesia never ends too early or too late: anesthesiologists precisely control its depth and only begin to awaken the patient when the surgeon signals them to do so. You can find more details about anesthesia in the Questions & Answers section.
Beautiful and Reasonable
Two Procedures in One
Liposculpture can be safely combined with other surgeries — such as mammoplasty, rhinoplasty, or abdominoplasty. By combining two or three procedures, you save time and costs on every stage — consultation, tests, anesthesia, stay, and recovery.
Take the First
Step Towards
Transformation
