LIPOSUCTION
The removal of regional fat deposits that have accumulated in various parts of the body is called liposuction. Liposuction can be applied to the abdomen, chest, back, waist, hips, thighs, neck, arms, and legs. This method is not actually a weight loss method, but rather a method we use to shape and contour fat that has been localized disproportionately and has caused shape abnormalities.

How is liposuction performed?
Liposuction surgery can be performed with general or local anaesthesia. The fat tissue under the skin in the preserved areas of the body is removed with the use of special cannulas by negative pressure through half-centimetre incisions. The removed fat can be used as a natural filler in the desired areas by injection.

Who can have liposuction?
Liposuction can be performed on anyone who has regional fat accumulation problems, except for pregnant and postpartum individuals.

What is the process after liposuction?
After the operation, the patient is discharged considering the controls and treatments are completed and approved by the doctor, and the patient wants to be discharged. The healing process varies depending on the size of the area treated. After liposuction of a single area, the patient can return to their social life in a few days, while after liposuction of multiple areas, the patient will need about a week of rest at home. A waiting period of three to four weeks is enough to start sporting activities. The fat storage capacity in the areas where liposuction is performed decreases, but if there are frequent weight fluctuations, it is not very likely that the operation will be successful. Therefore, it is very important to pay attention to healthy eating and exercise to achieve optimal success from the operation.