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Liposuction is a modern body shaping method that enables the removal of stubborn adipose tissues that accumulate in the body and disrupts the aesthetic appearance in the body. Liposuction, which is generally preferred for melting regional lubrications despite diet and exercise, provides effective results in areas such as abdomen, waist, hip, basin, thigh and tickle. With this process, the body lines are reshaped, the person gets a more proportional and aesthetic silhouette. Liposuction is not for the purpose of weight loss; It is a safe aesthetic operation that is applied with advanced techniques to correct the body contour.
Liposuction is a surgical procedure that enables the vacuum to be taken by vacuum. This operation is applied not as a method of weight loss, but to reshape body lines, ie the contour correction. The most commonly applied areas include abdominal, waist, hip, thigh (upper leg), knee, arm and tickle zone. Thanks to liposuction, the body becomes more proportional, aesthetic and tight.
Liposuction has evolved into more modern techniques than traditional methods with the advancement of technology. With alternatives such as laser -supported, ultrasonic or Vaser liposuction, the processing time has been shortened and the healing process has been facilitated. During this process, the fat cells under the skin are melted, disintegrated and taken out of the body with special devices. In this way, both regional thinning is achieved and a smoother appearance is obtained on the skin surface. Liposuction surgery can be performed under local or general anesthesia and may take 1 to 3 hours depending on the patient's condition.
Before the liposuction procedure, the patient should be examined in a detailed examination and the expectations should be clearly understood. Before the operation, body structure, fat content, skin elasticity and general health status are evaluated. The areas to be applied are marked and the patient is told which techniques will be used during the procedure. The operation is usually performed in hospital environment and under sterile conditions. Small incisions are opened and the fat cells are melted with the help of thin cannulas and taken out by absorbing.
The techniques used in liposuction include classic liposuction (negative pressure -taking), laser lipolysis (melting fat cells with laser), Vaser liposuction (fat -solving with ultrasonic sound waves). The technique to be selected is determined according to the application area and the needs of the patient. After the procedure, elastic bandage or corset is applied to the area and the patient is recommended to rest in the first days. Usually a return to normal life within 1 week is provided; However, it may take a few months for the edema to pass completely and the desired body shape fit.
| Application zone | Average Price (EUR) |
|---|---|
| Single zone liposuction (eg tickle or abdomen) | 700 - 1,200 € |
| Two Regions Liposuction (eg abdominal + waist) | 1,200 - 1,700 € |
| Vaser or Laser Liposuction | 1,500 - 2,500 € |
| All body liposuction | 2,500 - 4,000 € |
Notes: The above prices are average values. They may vary depending on your individual needs and treatment plan. Please contact our clinic for current and exact price information.
Regional lubrication can often be seen even in people without weight problems. For this reason, these oils become permanent over time in people who are not supported by healthy living habits and exercise programs suitable for body structure. Liposuction is activated at this point and targets fats that do not go with diet and sports.
Individuals who want to have liposuction should first be in good general health. This process is not recommended for people with diabetes, heart disease, serious circulatory problems or chronic disease -related chronic disease. In addition, since there is no liposuction weight loss method, it gives the most effective results for individuals who are close to their ideal weight but complain about regional lubrication. Therefore, it is of great importance to complete the weight loss process before the procedure.
Among the appropriate candidates for liposuction process; Body mass index is below 30, skin elasticity is good and can comply with postoperative care instructions. At the same time, women who experience deterioration of body lines after pregnancy, individuals who cannot get rid of the fat around the abdomen or waist despite sports often prefer this process. As with every aesthetic initiative, the decision of liposuction should be evaluated with the examination of a specialist physician.
Although liposuction is preferred for many people due to aesthetic concerns, it also provides functional benefits in some cases. Especially in body lines, asymmetry, hip or basin areas such as accumulation of unbalanced fat can be achieved with liposuction. At the same time, physical disorders caused by fat accumulation in certain parts of the body (for example, irritation due to friction due to excess fat in the leg) can be eliminated by this operation. For individuals who have difficulty in choosing clothes and are not satisfied with the aesthetic appearance, this operation provides significant relief.
Among the main conditions needed to liposuction are: Stubborn oils that cannot be relieved by sports and diet, symmetry disorder, thickening around the waist and abdomen, sagging under the chin, intra -arm lubrication and postnatal body deformations. In addition, in some cases, a more comprehensive body shaping plan can be made by combining with aesthetic operations such as liposuction, abdominal stretching, breast reduction or butt shaping.
Liposuction is a flexible process that can be applied to many parts of the body. Abdominal and waist circumference is one of the most commonly preferred regions. These areas are usually among the most difficult areas to control with diet and exercise. Oils known as 'love handles' on the sides of the waist disturb many people in aesthetically and a more proportional silhouette can be obtained thanks to liposuction.
Other than that; Inside and outside the thigh (upper leg), knee, hips, interior of the arms, back, chest area (especially in the treatment of gynecomastia in men), tickle and under the neck are suitable for liposuction. Liposuction can be applied even in smaller and detail -oriented areas such as ankle. The technical and processing time to be applied to each region may vary. For this reason, liposuction planning should be made with a personalized evaluation.
Liposuction technology has made significant improvements over time and various techniques have been developed. The most classic method, 'dry technical' is rarely used today, while modern methods are less invasive, faster recovery applications. One of the most commonly used techniques is 'Tumescent liposuction'. In this method, a special liquid injected into the region to be taken and the oils are easily removed and the risk of bleeding is reduced. This technique also reduces the need for general anesthesia.
Other modern techniques include laser liposuction, Vaser liposuction (fat melting with ultrasonic waves), Power-ASSİSTED liposuction (technique made with mechanical vibrating devices). Laser -supported systems are destroyed by targeting fat cells, but also tighten the skin. Vaser technology provides selective oil receiving process without damaging environmental tissues. The technique to be selected; It is determined by the specialist physician according to the application area, skin elasticity, fat density and general condition of the patient.
Liposuction is a surgical procedure applied to reduce unwanted fat accumulation in the body. Developments in this field have led to the emergence of innovative techniques such as laser -supported liposuction (laser lipolysis) as an alternative to the classical liposuction method. Although both methods serve the body shaping, the forms of application, healing processes and the results obtained show significant differences.
Classic liposuction involves inserting thin cannulas under the skin to suction out fat using a vacuum. It is usually performed under general anesthesia and provides effective results in larger areas. However, since fat is removed mechanically, it may result in more swelling, bruising, and a longer recovery period. In cases of skin laxity, additional skin-tightening procedures may be required.
Laser liposuction, on the other hand, is a more advanced technology. In this method, fat cells are liquefied using laser energy and then removed. At the same time, the laser light stimulates collagen production, which provides some degree of skin tightening. Therefore, it is particularly preferred in patients with reduced skin elasticity. Laser liposuction can be applied to smaller areas under local anesthesia and has a shorter recovery time compared to the classic method.
In summary, the classic liposuction is preferred for wider areas, while laser liposuction offers advantages for those who want less trauma and rapid recovery in small areas. Which method to be preferred should be determined depending on the patient's body structure, goals and the doctor's recommendation.
The most important issue to be considered before liposuction is the general health status of the patient. Blood tests should be performed before the operation, and chronic diseases, if any, should be reported to the doctor. At least two weeks before surgery, blood thinners (such as aspirin) and herbal supplements (such as ginseng, ginkgo biloba) should be left. In addition, as smoking may adversely affect the healing process, it is recommended to quit smoking before the operation.
Corsets, drugs and care products that the patient will use after the operation should be provided in advance. Before the procedure, the nutritional order proposed by the physician should be started. Since the rest period is required after liposuction, the person should plan surgery within a time period suitable for business or social life. All these preparations are very important for the operation to be successful and the healing is fast.
The duration of the liposuction process varies depending on many factors. The number of the region to be applied, the amount of fat, the technique to be used and the general health status of the patient are among the basic elements affecting the processing time. In general, if only liposuction is applied to a small area, the procedure may take 30 to 60 minutes, while a comprehensive procedure for more than one region may extend up to 2 to 4 hours. Liposuction procedures with technologies such as laser or Vaser may offer the advantage of shortening both the time and the recovery process.
It also affects whether the operation is done under local or general anesthesia. Local anesthesia procedures applied to small areas are completed in a short time, while the surgery time is longer in multi -regional applications under general anesthesia. Considering the stages of the patient's awakening process, observation time and pre -discharge evaluation after the liposuction procedure, it is possible for the total clinical process to take 6-8 hours. In any case, the period should be clarified during planning with the doctor before the operation.
Although liposuction is generally a safe procedure, it carries certain risks and complications as in any surgical procedure. One of the most common risks is the bruise, edema and temporary loss that may occur after the operation. Such side effects often pass by spontaneously within a few days or weeks. However, more serious complications such as bleeding, infection and fat embolism can be seen rarely. Therefore, it is of great importance to perform the procedure by an experienced aesthetic surgeon.
Other possible risks include visual disorders such as irregularity, asymmetry, collapse or fluctuation. These are usually caused by reasons such as removing excess fat or not sufficient skin elasticity. In addition, complications such as risks due to general anesthesia, intravenous fluid imbalances and delay in wound healing should be considered. All these risks can be minimized with detailed assessment, accurate technical selection and post -surgical care before the operation.