Liposuction

Yes! Viewing actual results can help you understand what kind of transformation is possible and feel more confident in your decision. We have helped thousands of patients with visible, natural-looking results. You can check out our before-and-after cases here.

• Experienced Surgeons: Our team specializes in advanced liposuction techniques for precise and natural-looking results.
• Customized Treatment Plans: We design a personalized plan based on your body type and aesthetic goals.
• Safety and Care: Our clinic ensures a safe environment with thorough pre-surgery evaluations and post-operative support.
• Combination Options: Liposuction can be combined with procedures like tummy tucks, BBLs, or breast augmentation for comprehensive results.

• Medications: Stop all blood-thinning medications (e.g., aspirin, fish oil, vitamin E) at least two weeks before surgery.
• Smoking and Alcohol: Avoid smoking or using nicotine products for two weeks before and after the procedure. Alcohol should be avoided one week prior to surgery.
• Fasting: Do not eat or drink anything (including water) for 12 hours before the procedure.
• Relaxation: Stay hydrated and eat light meals the day before surgery. Get adequate rest and avoid stress.

• Anesthesia Risks: Mild nausea or rare complications may occur with general anesthesia.
• Bruising and Swelling: Common and typically subside within a few weeks.
• Contour Irregularities: Rare but possible if skin elasticity is poor or fat is unevenly removed.
• Other Risks: Include skin sensation changes, delayed wound healing, or fluid accumulation.

1. Consultation and Planning: The surgeon evaluates the areas to be treated and discusses your goals.

2. Anesthesia: Depending on the scope of the procedure, general or local anesthesia with sedation will be used.

3. Incision and Fat Removal:

• Small incisions (typically 1–2 mm) are made in discreet areas.
• A thin cannula is inserted to loosen fat deposits, which are then vacuumed out.

4. Closure and Dressing: Incisions are closed, and compression garments are applied to reduce swelling and promote healing.

Common treatment areas include:

• Abdomen and waist.
• Hips and thighs.
• Arms.
• Knees.
• Back and flanks.

Multiple areas can often be treated in a single session, depending on the amount of fat to be removed.

• Local Anesthesia: For small areas; patients can return home 1–2 hours after surgery.
• General Anesthesia: For larger or multiple areas; an overnight hospital stay may be recommended.

• Incisions are small (1–2 mm) and strategically placed in hidden areas.
• With proper post-operative care, scars typically fade and become nearly invisible over time.

Yes, liposuction is often combined with:

• Tummy Tucks: To remove excess skin and tighten the abdomen.
• BBLs: To transfer fat to the buttocks.
• Breast Surgery: For body contouring.

• Results are long-lasting if you maintain a stable weight.
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• Initial swelling subsides within a few weeks.
• Full results, including skin settling, are visible within 6–9 months.