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Liposuction
Liposuction , Liposculpture Techniques, post-operative care and recovery
Liposuction permanently eliminates localized fat deposits on the face and body. These fatty deposits often do not disappear even with exercise or diet. The results are dramatic and permanent, provided that a stable weight is maintained. Lip
Updated on November 4, 2026
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Read moreLiposuction: what it is and how it works
Liposuction allows for the permanent elimination of localized fat deposits on the face and body. Generally, these fatty deposits do not disappear, even with exercise or after a diet. The results are spectacular and permanent provided you maintain a stable weight. Liposuction is not a technique that allows weight loss when obesity is general, but rather an effective way to eliminate localized fat.
OBJECTIVES
Liposuction allows for the total elimination of fatty deposits. All areas of the face and body are accessible.
There are different types of liposuction depending on the volume of fat to be removed:
Tumescent liposuction: recommended for removing a large amount of fat
Laser lipolysis (SmartLipo and SlimLipo): intended for fatty excess localized in certain delicate areas such as the inner thighs, arms, chin, neck and jaws.
PROCEDURE
After infiltration of solutions that liquefy fats, the surgeon makes small incisions of 1 to 3 millimeters. Through back-and-forth movements, he aspirates the fat cells using a cannula. The incisions are closed with absorbable sutures and covered with a dressing. The scars are invisible. The quality of skin retraction is a determining element of success. Results are better on thick, toned and elastic skin that naturally tightens after the operation.

Liposuction: who is it for?
Localized fat deposits often persist despite diet or exercise. However, liposuction is not a method for weight loss, and its purpose is not to control the patient's weight. A properly performed liposuction procedure will not replace the need for a healthy lifestyle. Liposuction is not a treatment for obesity. The principle of liposuction (developed by Yves-Gérard ILLOUZ starting in 1977) involves introducing rounded, non-cutting, perforated cannulas through very small incisions. These cannulas are connected to a closed circuit where negative pressure is created. This allows for the harmonious and non-traumatic suctioning of excess fat cells.
Eliminating Lipomeries
Since these fat cells do not have the ability to multiply, there will be no recurrence of the excess adipocytes. In practice, liposuction can be applied to many areas of the body, including the "saddlebags," hips, abdomen, thighs, knees, calves, ankles, arms, and back. Technological advancements have also extended its use to the face and neck (double chin, facial contouring).
Recent progress, particularly in the field of superficial liposuction, using very fine cannulas, has minimized the impact on the overlying skin: in fact, the appearance of the skin can be improved through proper superficial liposuction, which promotes skin retraction.

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Frequently asked questions
How the treatment works, step by step
Anesthesia
There are three types of anesthesia that can be used:
Local anesthesia: a local anesthetic is injected to ensure numbness in the area requiring liposuction
IV sedation: anesthesia is deepened with tranquilizers administered intravenously
General anesthesia: you are completely asleep.
Duration
Duration of Liposuction Surgery
Your liposuction surgery will last approximately 30 minutes for a minor operation and between 1 to 3 hours for a more significant intervention. The procedure can be done on an outpatient basis or may require a 24-hour hospital stay.
Before and after: our patients' results






What happens after treatment?
Liposuction is generally considered a safe procedure when performed by a qualified and experienced plastic surgeon in an appropriate medical setting. Like any surgical intervention, liposuction carries certain risks and potential complications, but they are relatively rare.
Common risks and side effects of liposuction may include bruising, swelling, temporary loss of sensation, and pain. In some cases, there may be irregularities in the contour of the treated area, changes in skin sensation, or fluid accumulation. In rare cases, more serious complications such as infection, bleeding, skin necrosis, or blood clots may occur.
To minimize risks, it is crucial to choose a qualified and certified plastic surgeon who will assess your eligibility for the procedure, discuss potential risks and benefits, and provide appropriate pre- and post-operative care. Following the surgeon's instructions and disclosing your medical history as well as the medications you are taking is also important for a safe procedure.
Overall, liposuction has been practiced for many years with a high success rate and satisfied patients. However, it is essential to carefully consult with a qualified plastic surgeon in order to assess your individual eligibility for the procedure and address any of your concerns or questions.
Recovery and healing after liposuction
It should be noted that the time required to recover and heal from liposuction is proportional to the amount of fat extracted. In the postoperative period, bruising and edema (swelling) appear in the treated areas. Pain is variable, but it is generally minimal, thanks to the use of very fine cannulas. Fatigue may be felt in the first few days, especially in cases of significant fat extraction. Normal activity can be resumed 2 to 10 days after the procedure, also depending on the extent of the liposuction and the type of professional activity. Bruising resolves within 10 to 20 days after the procedure. Wearing elastic compression garments is recommended for 2 to 4 weeks. Resumption of sports activity can be planned 3 weeks after the procedure. The treated areas should not be exposed to sun or UV rays for at least 3 weeks. There is no marked change in appearance during the first 2 to 3 weeks, as there is initially postoperative swelling of the treated tissues (edema).
How long do results last?
Thigh liposuction
The results of liposuction
The first results of your liposuction are visible between 1 to 3 months depending on the area treated. There is no clear change in appearance during the first 2 to 3 weeks, as there is initially postoperative swelling of the treated tissues (edema). It is only after 3 weeks, and after the edema has subsided, that your result will begin to appear. The skin takes 3 to 6 months to fully retract on the new contours and readapt to the new silhouette. The results of your liposuction are permanent within 6 months and if the patient maintains a good lifestyle.

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