Body Contouring
Liposuction, tummy tuck, and body sculpting for a refined silhouette.
About Body Contouring
Body contouring procedures aim to improve body shape and address localized fat deposits or sagging that may persist despite maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
These procedures help define body proportions, and the appropriate surgery is selected based on skin elasticity, fat distribution, and desired results.
Results are generally best when weight is stable before surgery.
Tummy Tuck
A tummy tuck aims to improve sagging skin and tissues in the abdominal area, and may also address muscle separation when present.
The procedure is typically performed after pregnancy or weight loss when skin remains loose despite exercise.
The type of tummy tuck is selected based on the degree and location of sagging.
The incision is placed in the lower abdomen so it can be concealed by underwear as much as possible.
Compression garments and following the doctor's instructions help support tissues and reduce swelling during recovery.
Arm & Thigh Lift
Arm and thigh lift procedures aim to improve sagging skin and redefine the contour of these areas, particularly after weight loss or decreased skin elasticity.
In arm lift surgery, excess skin in the inner or lower part of the arm is addressed, while thigh lift focuses on inner or outer areas depending on the condition.
The procedure can be combined with liposuction when localized fat deposits are present.
Incision placement is carefully chosen in non-prominent areas.
Liposuction & Body Sculpting
Liposuction aims to remove localized fat deposits and improve body contour in areas such as the abdomen, waist, back, arms, thighs, or under the chin.
Success depends not only on the amount of fat removed but also on redrawing body curves and achieving balance between different areas.
Instruments are introduced through small incisions placed in discreet locations.
Results appear gradually as swelling decreases, and maintaining a stable weight and wearing compression garments as directed helps support the outcome.
Autologous Fat Transfer
The autologous fat transfer technique involves harvesting fat from one area of the body, purifying it, and reinjecting it into another area to improve volume or proportion.
Autologous fat can be used in the face, breasts, buttocks, or to correct certain tissue irregularities.
Injections are performed in small amounts and on multiple layers to achieve even distribution.
Initial results appear after the procedure, then stabilize gradually as swelling subsides and tissues adapt.
