Localised fat
Targeting selected fat deposits that affect the shape and balance of a particular area.
Liposculpting is a body contouring approach that uses targeted liposuction to reduce localised fat and refine shape, with skin-tightening technology such as Renuvion considered where appropriate.
Treatment is planned around fat distribution, skin quality and natural body proportions, with the aim of creating smoother transitions and more refined definition rather than simply removing volume.
Liposculpting goes beyond simple fat reduction. The procedure is planned to refine the relationship between neighbouring areas, improve contour and create a more balanced overall shape.
Skin quality is an important part of the final result. Where suitable, Renuvion may be used alongside liposuction to support contraction of the tissues beneath the skin and improve definition.
Treatment may be considered for areas such as the abdomen, waist, arms or thighs. Where significant excess skin or abdominal muscle separation is present, tummy tuck surgery may be a more appropriate option.
Liposculpting with skin tightening may be considered where the aim is to refine body contour while also taking skin quality into account.
Targeting selected fat deposits that affect the shape and balance of a particular area.
Refining transitions between treated areas to create a smoother and more defined silhouette.
Supporting tissue contraction with skin-tightening technology where skin quality and elasticity make this appropriate.
Treatment planning can consider the abdomen, waist, arms, thighs or other selected areas as part of an overall contouring plan.
The right approach depends on where fat is stored, the quality and elasticity of the skin, and whether skin tightening alone is likely to provide sufficient improvement.
Liposuction is used selectively to reduce localised fat and create the basis for contour refinement.
Planning considers neighbouring areas and body proportions rather than treating one isolated pocket of fat.
Skin elasticity is assessed carefully before deciding whether additional skin tightening may be beneficial.
Renuvion may be incorporated where appropriate to support tissue contraction beneath the skin.
Liposculpting is not a substitute for removing significant excess skin. Where this is the main concern, abdominoplasty may provide a more appropriate solution.
Every plan is individual. Consultation focuses on the areas of concern, skin quality and the relationship between fat reduction, contour refinement and skin tightening.
Your goals, fat distribution, skin quality and overall proportions are assessed in detail.
The areas for liposculpting are mapped and skin tightening is considered where it may add value.
Swelling, compression and gradual settling of the tissues form part of the recovery process.
Definition develops progressively as swelling reduces and the treated tissues settle.
Suitability depends on fat distribution, skin quality, the areas being treated and whether excess skin is significant enough to require a different surgical approach.
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