Liposculpture: Eliminate localized fat and re-Define your figure

Liposculpture and liposuction differ in several aspects. While both procedures offer advantages such as shorter recovery times, less invasiveness, and targeted fat reduction at the cellular level, the key distinctions lie in the techniques used. Liposculpture not only removes fat but also sculpts the body for a more defined and harmonious contour.

The results of liposculpture are permanent, as long as you maintain a healthy lifestyle. Although the fat cells that are removed won’t grow back, weight gain after the procedure can affect the outcome. That’s why it’s essential to follow a balanced diet and exercise regularly.

The medical team will recommend that you begin walking as soon as possible, but without making great efforts or engaging in intense sports. Returning to normal activity will be gradual and guided by the care team.

The incisions made during liposculpture are very small and are usually placed in discreet areas of the body, so scars tend to be minimal and barely noticeable.

Yes, liposculpture is often combined with other cosmetic procedures, such as buttock augmentation or body lifting, to further enhance results and achieve a more balanced figure.

Risks associated with liposculpture include:

The incisions are small (3 to 5 mm) and placed in discreet areas. Scars are generally minimal and fade over time.

Yes, it is common to combine it with abdominoplasty, arm lifts, or buttock augmentation to achieve more comprehensive results.

Yes, compression garments are essential to reduce swelling, improve healing, and help shape the body. They are generally worn for 4 to 8 weeks.

Yes. If you don’t maintain a healthy lifestyle, fat can accumulate in other areas of the body.

There are no 100% equivalent non-surgical alternatives, but treatments such as cryolipolysis, radiofrequency, or laser lipolysis can reduce fat in mild cases without surgery.

Yes, it is common to treat the abdomen, waist, back, thighs, and arms in a single session, as long as the surgeon considers it safe.

Yes, but these cases require an evaluation to avoid skin irregularities or fibrosis.

It is not a specific treatment for cellulite, but some techniques, like laser lipo or VASER, may improve skin appearance in certain cases.