1–3 hours
Local with sedation
7–14 days
Liposuction is a plastic surgery procedure that selectively removes localized fat deposits, contouring the silhouette in areas resistant to diet and physical exercise. It is indicated for:
It is not a weight-loss surgery, but rather a procedure to redefine body proportions. Results are visible after just a few weeks and stabilize in 3–6 months.
The journey
During the consultation, treatment areas, skin quality, and tissue elasticity are evaluated. Incision access points and the amount of fat to be removed are planned.
Pre-operative examinations: blood chemistry tests, ECG, and anesthesiology consultation in case of general anesthesia.
Through tiny incisions of just a few millimeters, cannulas are introduced to selectively aspirate fat. Scars are minimal and barely visible.
Edema and bruising are expected and resolve within the first few weeks. A compression garment must be worn for approximately 4 weeks.
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frequently asked questions
No, it is a body contouring procedure, not a weight loss solution. It removes localized fat and improves body proportions.
Removed fat cells do not regenerate; however, in case of weight gain, remaining fat cells in other areas can expand.
The incisions are only a few millimeters long, and resulting scars are minimal and generally barely visible.
Initial results are visible after a few weeks; the final outcome is appreciated at 3–6 months.
Yes, it is often combined with abdominoplasty, lifting procedures, or lipofilling.
The amount varies depending on the patient; generally, 2 to 5 liters can be safely removed per procedure.
Entrusting an experienced plastic surgeon is essential to ensure a harmonious, safe, and lasting result. Contact us to schedule a personalized consultation.
