Liposuction

Liposuction; It is planned with a personalized strategy that centers on the balance between function and aesthetics, predictable results and patient safety.

Overview

Liposuction is structured according to your medical profile and treatment goals.

The process is managed with a personalized planning that aims for balance between function and aesthetics, prioritizes predictable results and patient safety. During the consultation, your specialist creates a realistic and measurable road map specific to your needs.

Each stage is monitored with regular checks; ensuring that the healing process and long-term results are stable and safe.

What is Liposuction?

Liposuction is a surgical body shaping procedure performed to reduce local fat accumulations in the body and make body lines more balanced.

The most important point is that liposuction is not a weight loss method; It is a contour correction operation that targets stubborn fat deposits that are resistant to diet and exercise.

Fat cells are removed by vacuum with the help of special cannulas and a more prominent and aesthetic form is aimed in areas such as waist, abdomen and hips.

Liposuction, when applied to the right patients, can improve clothing fit, make body proportions more aesthetic and reduce complaints of regional excess.

However, if skin elasticity is low, there is severe overweight, or there is significant sagging, liposuction alone may not be sufficient. In these cases, additional skin tightening procedures or different surgical options may be considered.

Success is related to removing fat from the right areas and in a controlled amount in accordance with the body contours, rather than the amount of fat removed.

How is Liposuction Surgery Performed?

Liposuction surgery begins with examination and planning. Which areas will be shaped, skin elasticity, fat distribution and the patient's expectations are evaluated.

Before the operation, drawings are made to determine the areas where fat will be removed and symmetry in the body lines is planned.

Process; Depending on the scope, it can be performed under local anesthesia, sedation or general anesthesia. In most techniques, a special liquid mixture called "tumescent" is administered to the fat tissue to control bleeding and facilitate fat removal.

Then, the fat tissue is entered with thin cannulas through very small incisions and the fat is removed with vacuum. The surgeon works in a controlled and layered manner to achieve a homogeneous appearance and reduce the risk of collapse.

At the end of the procedure, a corset is usually worn. This corset; It helps reduce edema, allow tissues to adapt to the new contour and ensure healing progresses more regularly.

In the postoperative period, factors such as walking, nutrition and corset use directly affect the quality of the result.

Treatment Process

Consultation and Evaluation

Your goals, current situation and options for liposuction are evaluated in detail.

Treatment Application

Selected treatment; Safety, comfort and clinical sensitivity are carried out within the framework of priority protocols.

Healing and Controls

Post-treatment care instructions are shared clearly and follow-up appointments are planned to monitor the process.

Who is it suitable for?

Quick Facts

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is a suitable candidate for liposuction?

Eligibility; It is determined after expert evaluation, medical history analysis and clinical examination.

How does the recovery process proceed after liposuction?

Slight bruising and swelling may be seen in the first days. Most patients return to their daily lives within a few days; Your doctor shares the corset use and follow-up plan.

When is the final treatment plan approved?

It is finalized after clinical evaluation and once the method and scope are clarified.