Liposculpture body contouring
Liposculpture is considered an artistic intervention as it defines and sculpts the figure. It can be performed on any part of the body, face, neck, arms, abdomen, breasts, hips, buttocks, back and thighs. It is a combined technique as it involves 3 to 4 areas of the body; it is usually performed on the waist, abdomen and thighs.
Removing Fat
The surgery involves the removal of fat through 1 cm incisions where a cannula is inserted to extract or suction the fat.
Sculpt
The fat collected is injected into another area such as the buttocks giving them the necessary volume.
Requirements and Candidates
This is a surgery procedure recommended for patients between 21 and 50 years old who meet normal preoperative test ranges, as well as the clinical history form which is important to complete thoroughly.
* Pre-surgery analyses (consult with your doctor)
Healthy patients without comorbidities or chronic diseases since before the age of 40
- Blood count
- Coagulation times (TP, TPT, INR)
- 4 chemistry parameters
* Liposuction and Liposculpture require an additional: lipid profile
Healthy patients aged 40 or more, as well as those with chronic diseases
- Blood count
- Coagulation times (TP, TPT, INR)
- 4 chemistry parameters
- 37 chemistry parameters
- Electrocardiogram
- Chest X-ray
* Preoperative Cardiovascular Evaluation recquired.
Planning the surgery
- Telemedicine or in-person evaluation consult.
- Medical history form.
- Pre-surgery analyses.
- Choose a date that fits best with your work schedule, family commitments, vacations.
- 8 days recommended for recovery
We help you plan your trip
- Preferential transportation rates
- Preferential hotel rates
- Preferential tour rates
- Pre-arranged packages
Surgery
- 3 hours in the operating room.
- One day in the hospital.
- General anesthesia.
- Come to the hospital with comfortable shoes and clothes, no makeup and no accessories.
- Small suitcase for the patient and accompanying person.
- Recovery takes 8 to 10 days; the recommendation is that you return to your normal activities in 3 weeks.
Post-surgical care
- Take all medications as indicated.
- We recommend no sunbathing for three months.
- At all times use the compression girdle you were given when you were discharged and until the doctor tells you to do so.
- Take care of the scars as indicated by the physician.
- You may shower the following day, being watchful of the incisions washing and pat drying them carefully.
- Do not apply any lotion, oil or cream except for those indicated by your doctor and until the incisions have healed completely.
- Do not lift, push or pull anything weighing over 10 pounds or 4.5 kg. at least for one week.
- Do not drive until you have stopped taking medication or until your doctor says you can do so.
- Avoid swimming, soaking in a hot tub or jacuzzi until your doctor indicates you can do so.
- Try to wear comfortable clothes.
- Do not smoke nor take alcohol (ask your doctor about the required post-surgical time.)
- You can exercise lightly 4 weeks after the procedure.
- No forceful exercise for 6 to 8 weeks after surgery
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