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This procedure precisely contours the entire torso, removing fat circumferentially for a balanced, natural physique.
Liposuction around the whole waist: tummy, flanks and back.
Check first: Significant medical conditions (heart disease, lung disease, diabetes).
What people use it for
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Clothes that change the shape you see
What it won't do: It changes how clothes sit, not your body.
Styling tip
In no special order. Ask your surgeon which one fits you, and why.
2 techniques
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The visit
1–2 weeks; compression for weeks
42 days
2 weeks
4-6 weeks
Other aftercare
Your provider may give you different timing.
Before your visit: ask when to start
Several weeks before
Stop smoking for several weeks before
2 weeks before
Stop aspirin, ibuprofen, fish oil and vitamin E for 2 weeks before, if your doctor agrees
After your visit
Common
Less common
Your own risks may differ. Ask a qualified provider.
A specialized fluid is injected, then a cannula gently suctions localized fat deposits from the entire treatment area.
A surgeon injects a special fluid to numb the area and shrink blood vessels, then uses a thin tube called a cannula to break up and suction out unwanted fat cells from around your entire torso.
The procedure utilizes tumescent local anesthesia to firm the subcutaneous fat and provide hemostasis. A cannula is then inserted through small incisions to mechanically disrupt and aspirate adipocytes, permanently reducing the number of fat cells in the target circumferential area.
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Often explored alongside this treatment
Heat-Based Fat Reduction
Often searched as SculpSure & Vanquish
Heat devices that reduce fat in one area
Fat Freezing: CoolSculpting
Controlled cooling that reduces small fat pockets over several months
Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL)
Moves your own fat to the buttocks
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