Liposuction

Reshaping stubborn areas that resist everything else.

Procedure time

1–3 hours

Anesthesia

IV sedation or general

Downtime

1–2 weeks

About the liposuction

Liposuction removes localized fat that stays put no matter how disciplined you are — flanks, abdomen, thighs, back, or under the chin — to refine your contour. It is a sculpting tool, not a weight-loss method, and works best on a stable, healthy frame.

We favor gentle, small-cannula technique for a smooth result and often use it alongside a tummy tuck or after major weight loss.

Is it for you?

You may be a good candidate if…

The only way to know for certain is an examination — but these are the signs we look for.

Isolated pockets of fat disproportionate to the rest of your body
Good skin elasticity to redrape over the new contour
Stable weight and general good health

What's involved

How the liposuction procedure works.

Map

We mark the exact areas standing up, where gravity shows the true contour.

Sculpt

Fat is removed through tiny incisions with fine cannulas for an even result.

Compress

A compression garment smooths and supports the treated areas as they heal.

Recovery

An honest, week-by-week timeline.

You'll look great to everyone else weeks before you look final to yourself. Every patient leaves their pre-op visit with a written version of this plan.

Days 1–5

Soreness like a hard workout; compression garment worn continuously.

Week 1–2

Back to work and light activity; bruising fades.

Weeks 4–12

Swelling resolves and the final, refined contour emerges.

FAQ

Liposuction — common questions.

Will the fat come back?

Removed fat cells don't return, but remaining cells can still enlarge with weight gain — a stable weight keeps your result.

How do I find out if this is right for me?

The only way to know is a consultation. Your surgeon will examine you, review your history and goals, and tell you honestly whether the procedure fits — and when it doesn't. There is no pressure to book.