Liposuction

1. What is Liposuction?
Liposuction is a cosmetic surgery that removes excess fat from targeted areas of the body to improve contour and shape. It’s often used for areas that don’t respond well to diet or exercise.
2. Am I a good candidate for Liposuction?
Ideal candidates are people who are in good overall health, have a stable weight, and have localized fat deposits that are resistant to diet and exercise. It's not a weight-loss solution, but a body contouring procedure.
3. How much fat can be removed with Liposuction?
Typically, a surgeon will remove up to 5 liters (about 11 pounds) of fat in a single session. However, removing too much fat in one procedure can increase the risk of complications, so surgeons usually recommend smaller amounts.
4. What areas can be treated with Liposuction?
Common areas for Liposuction include the abdomen, thighs, hips, flanks (love handles), arms, chin, back, and neck. A consultation with a surgeon can help determine the best area for treatment based on your body type and goals.
5. What type of anesthesia is used during Liposuction?
Liposuction is generally performed under either local anesthesia (where you are awake but the area is numbed), sedation (a light sleep), or general anesthesia (where you are fully asleep). The choice of anesthesia depends on the procedure's extent and the surgeon’s recommendations.
6. What is the recovery time after Liposuction?
Recovery time varies depending on the area treated, but most people can return to light activities within a few days to a week. Full recovery and final results can take about 6-8 weeks, though swelling may persist for a few months.
7. Will I have scars after Liposuction?
Yes, liposuction involves small incisions, usually 0.5 to 1 cm, where the cannula (the tube used to remove fat) is inserted. These scars are typically small, discreet, and fade over time.
8. How soon will I see results from Liposuction?
You will notice some results immediately after the procedure, but swelling may obscure the final outcome. Full results are generally visible after 3-6 months as the body heals and the swelling subsides.
9. Can Liposuction be combined with other procedures?
Yes, many people combine liposuction with other body contouring procedures, such as a tummy tuck, breast augmentation, or fat transfer, to achieve more comprehensive results.
10. Is Liposuction permanent?
The fat cells removed during liposuction do not return. However, if you gain weight after the procedure, the remaining fat cells may expand, which could affect your results. Maintaining a stable weight is important to preserve the results.
11. What are the risks and complications of Liposuction?
Common risks include swelling, bruising, infection, asymmetry, scarring, and changes in skin sensation. Rarely, more serious complications can occur, like blood clots or fat embolism. Choosing a skilled, board-certified surgeon helps minimize these risks.
12. How long does the Liposuction procedure take?
The duration of the procedure depends on the area being treated and the amount of fat to be removed. For one region, liposuction typically takes 1-2 hours, though it can take longer if multiple areas are treated.
13. What should I do to prepare for Liposuction?
You’ll be advised to stop smoking and avoid certain medications (like aspirin or blood thinners) in the weeks leading up to surgery. You may also be asked to fast for a few hours before the procedure.
14. How much does Liposuction cost for one region?
Our price for LIPOSUCTION 1 region surgery is 2100 euros, The package also includes 1 night of hospitalization and hotel stay (pre-op + post-op care), totaling 5 nights (1 night before surgery and 4 nights after discharge). Airport transfer to the hotel and back, translator service, hotel accommodation, and transfer from the hotel to the hospital and back
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