Body Liposuction
Treatments Man / Body
Liposuction procedures involve the removal of fat from unwanted areas of the body using a system of cannulas and negative pressure. This technique can be complemented with fat grafting, which involves using the patient's own fat to correct depressed areas and add volume in regions such as the male chest, among others.
For those who are recommended Body Liposuction
- Localized fat accumulation: Liposuction is commonly used to treat areas where fat tends to accumulate, such as the abdomen, flanks, thighs, arms, chin, and neck regions.
- Improving body shape: People at a healthy weight but with specific body areas that have stubborn fat deposits unresponsive to diet or exercise can benefit from liposuction to improve their body shape.
- Post-weight loss body contouring: Individuals who have lost a significant amount of weight and have remaining excess skin and fat can use liposuction as part of a more comprehensive body contouring procedure.
Procedure time
1-3 hoursType of Anesthesia
Local anesthesia with sedation or general anesthesiaProcedure location
Hospital or ClinicRecovery time
15 days
1Scheduling
Our scheduling team is available to book and confirm your consultation, either in person or via telemedicine.
2Medical Consultation and treatment choice
During this stage, we align expectations and proposed results for the procedure. We evaluate the patient's overall health, the presence of fat in the desired areas, and the possible need for additional treatments.
3Budget
Financial planning is as important as planning the recovery time and the support network post-surgery. There may be expenses for additional dressings, scar treatments, and complementary surgical procedures.
4Pre-operative return
At this stage, the patient, with the requested pre-operative exams, completes their health evaluation, and surgery is authorized. Clarifying all doubts is essential at this stage.
5Surgery
On the day of surgery, our team will welcome and guide you for hospitalization and accommodation in your room. The area to be operated on will be marked, and the last photos before the procedure will be taken. After the surgery, the patient should stay in the hospital for at least 12 hours.
6Post-operative
During this period, pain control medications and antibiotics are used, along with specific instructions on diet, prevention of complications, and general skin care.
7Post-operative return
Follow-ups are scheduled at the service clinics to monitor progress, control edema, bruising, and scars.
8Medical discharge
Discharge occurs after 2 months of treatment, with scar follow-up and sunscreen use for six months.