With today’s advanced lipo techniques, achieving your dream body has never been easier. Whether you want to look better in a swimsuit or have a more proportioned body, this procedure can be used to treat many different needs for patients.
Liposculpture
Liposculpture refers to body sculpting using liposuction along with other less-invasive reshaping procedures. Unlike conventional liposuction, the fat is not entirely removed. Only a part of the fat is removed as a part of the body contouring process, and a more aesthetic shape is sculpted.
For example, hips, knees, abs, chin, neck and jawlines without much fat can be shaped using the procedure by removing or reshaping a small amount of fat. Liposculpture removes or reshapes the fat in a way that causes the look and feel of the muscles to become more prominent and well-defined. While liposuction is about fat removal, liposculpture is a body contouring procedure, and there is no need for general anesthesia or IV sedation.
While the former involves the removal of fat in significant volume, the latter refers to a process of toning, shaping, smoothing, sculpting, and tightening muscles via the removal or reshaping of fat in lesser amounts using surgical liposuction, laser, or other minimally invasive cosmetic procedures.