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Some areas can be difficult to change, even with consistent exercise and a balanced lifestyle. Liposuction is a surgical procedure designed to remove localized fat deposits and refine body contours, helping create a more defined silhouette tailored to your anatomy.
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How does it work?
Liposuction involves removing excess fat from selected areas of the body using specialized surgical techniques. A plastic surgeon makes small incisions and uses a thin tube called a cannula to remove fat deposits and improve the contour of the treated area.
The procedure can target different areas depending on your needs, from the abdomen and waist to the arms, thighs, chin, and other suitable areas. Liposuction is intended for body contouring rather than overall weight loss, and the technique is selected according to your anatomy and treatment goals.
Less focus on stubborn areas. More focus on your shape.
Which Areas Can Liposuction Treat?
- Abdomen: Address localized fat deposits for a more defined abdominal contour.
- Waist and flanks: Refine the appearance of the waist and reduce the look of love handles.
- Arms: Remove selected fat deposits to create a more contoured appearance.
- Thighs: Address localized fat around the inner or outer thighs.
- Chin: Reduce selected fat beneath the chin to refine the appearance of the jawline.
- Chest: Treat selected fat deposits in the chest, including certain cases of enlarged male breasts.
- Liposuction 360: Address multiple areas around the midsection, including the abdomen, waist, flanks, and back, when appropriate.
Different areas. One carefully considered plan.
Is Liposuction Right for You?
Liposuction is generally best suited to people who are close to a stable, healthy weight but have localized fat deposits that remain despite lifestyle efforts. It isn’t a treatment for obesity, and it doesn’t replace a balanced diet or regular physical activity.
Skin elasticity also matters. Removing fat doesn’t necessarily tighten loose skin, so your surgeon may discuss additional options if skin laxity is a concern. In selected cases, liposuction may be combined with another procedure, depending on your health and goals.
At Silkor, your consultation includes discussing your medical history, assessing the areas you wish to treat, and reviewing the potential benefits, limitations, risks, and recovery process with your plastic surgeon.
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Frequently Asked Questions
All you need to know about this treatment.
No. Liposuction removes localized fat deposits to improve body contours. It isn’t designed to treat obesity or serve as a substitute for weight management.
The fat cells removed during the procedure do not grow back. However, remaining fat cells can enlarge if you gain weight, which may affect your results. Maintaining a relatively stable weight helps preserve your contour.
Recovery varies depending on the areas treated and the extent of surgery. Swelling, bruising, and soreness are common, and you may need several weeks before returning to strenuous activities. Your surgeon will provide a personalized recovery plan.
Liposuction primarily removes fat; it doesn’t reliably correct significant loose skin. If skin laxity is a concern, your surgeon may discuss additional options, which could include a skin-tightening procedure or surgery to remove excess skin.
Here’s our treatment protocol:
Before Your Appointment
- Discuss your medical history, medications, allergies, and previous surgeries with your surgeon.
- Explain which areas concern you and what kind of contour you’re hoping to achieve.
- Follow your surgeon’s instructions regarding smoking, medications, fasting, and any required medical tests.
- Arrange transportation home and support during your initial recovery.
- Ask about compression garments, expected downtime, scarring, and possible complications.
After Your Surgery
- Wear your compression garment as instructed by your surgeon.
- Follow all wound-care and medication instructions.
- Take gentle walks as advised, but avoid strenuous exercise and heavy lifting until cleared.
- Stay hydrated and follow a balanced eating routine to help maintain a stable weight.
- Attend your follow-up appointments so your surgeon can monitor your healing.
- Seek urgent medical care for chest pain, shortness of breath, heavy bleeding, or other sudden severe symptoms.
