Liposuction

No, it’s not meant for major weight loss. Slimming surgery is ideal for people who are near their healthy weight but struggle with localized fat deposits that don’t go away with regular exercise or healthy eating.

You may be a good candidate if you're in good general health, close to your target weight, have good skin elasticity, and have realistic expectations. It's important to discuss your goals with us to see if this procedure is right for you.

Common treatment areas include the abdomen, love handles, thighs, buttocks, back, arms, neck, and under the chin. Some patients also opt for multiple areas in one session, depending on the surgeon’s recommendations.

Slimming surgery involves making small incisions in the targeted area. A thin tube called a cannula is inserted to loosen and suction out fat. It usually takes two to four hours, depending on the areas treated.

Yes, you’ll be given either local anesthesia with sedation or general anesthesia. The choice depends on the number of areas being treated and your surgeon’s recommendation.

You may experience swelling, bruising, and soreness for the first few days. Most people return to light activities within a week, but full recovery can take a few weeks. Wearing a compression garment helps reduce swelling and supports healing.

The fat cells removed during surgery are gone for good. However, maintaining a stable weight through healthy eating and exercise is key to keeping your results long-term.

The incisions are small and usually placed in discreet areas. With proper care, scars are minimal and fade over time.

Like any surgery, there are risks such as infection, bleeding, uneven results, numbness, or contour irregularities. 

Yes, it’s often combined with other cosmetic procedures like tummy tucks, breast surgery, or body lifts for more comprehensive body contouring. Your surgeon will guide you on safe combinations.However extended liposuction procedures are avoided to be combined with others, as the longer surgery time, the poor results appear and unnecessary anesthetic times are avoided,

You may begin to notice improvements shortly after surgery, but swelling and fluid retention can take several weeks to go down. Final results typically become more defined between 3 to 6 months as your body fully heals and adjusts to its new shape. 

Once your surgeon gives clearance and the initial recovery phase is complete, some surgeons may recommend lymphatic massage. This gentle technique helps move fluid back into the lymphatic system, reducing swelling, minimizing fluid buildup, and easing discomfort to support a smoother recovery. The timing depends on the procedure and your individual healing process.