Liposuction

About Liposuction

“Reshape your body, restore your confidence.”

What is Liposuction?

Liposuction is a body contouring procedure that removes excess fat deposits from stubborn
areas of the body using thin tubes (cannulas) connected to a suction device.
It’s not a weight-loss surgery, but it helps sculpt and refine body shape when diet and exercise
aren’t enough.

Types of Liposuction Techniques

1. Traditional Liposuction

Removes fat from areas like the abdomen, thighs, arms, back, or chin
Done under local or general anesthesia
Best for moderate contouring
Recovery: 1–2 weeks compression garments recommended

2. 360° Liposuction (“Lipo 360”)

Comprehensive 360-degree sculpting around the entire torso
Includes abdomen, flanks (love handles), lower back, and bra roll
Creates a smooth, balanced, hourglass silhouette

Popular with patients wanting full waistline transformation

3. High-Definition (HD) Liposuction

Advanced technique to enhance muscle definition (abs, arms, chest)
Uses Vaser (ultrasound), laser, or power-assisted devices to remove deep
and superficial fat
Creates a sculpted, athletic look

Ideal for people with good skin tone and fitness goals
Great for “six-pack” look, V-lines, or toned arms/chest

4. Lipedema Liposuction (for medical condition)

Lipedema is a chronic fat disorder, mostly affecting women’s legs and
arms, causing
Painful fat deposits
Easy bruising
Swelling unresponsive to diet/exercise Liposuction (specifically water-assisted or tumescent technique) is used to:
Reduce pain, heaviness, and size of limbs
Prevent progression to lymphedema
Improve mobility, confidence, and quality of life

Often considered medically necessary, especially in advanced stages

Common Areas Treated with Liposuction

Abdomen & flanks
Thighs (inner & outer)
Arms
Chin & neck
Back
Chest (male gynecomastia)

Important Notes:

Not a solution for obesity
Results are long-lasting if you maintain a healthy lifestyle
Skin retraction depends on skin elasticity — some cases may need tummy
tuck or lift