With liposuction, you can eliminate stubborn fat deposits to attain the slim, toned physique you’ve always craved.
Few things are more frustrating than working your butt off in the gym and maintaining a healthy diet only to be stuck with stubborn pockets of excess fat. Even if you succeed in losing weight, fat bulges tend to stick around in certain areas of the body, such as the abdomen, thighs, hips, necks, and buttocks. Because attaining a slim, youthful figure can be so challenging, there’s nothing wrong with getting a bit of help. If you’re interested in a safe way to thoroughly eliminate one or more excess fat deposits from your body, liposuction in Austin could be an ideal solution.
Liposuction is a versatile body contouring procedure that can address multiple areas, including:
It’s important to note that liposuction is not a weight-loss procedure but rather a method for refining body contours by removing localized fat deposits.
Liposuction in Austin performed by one of our expert plastic surgeons can provide you with all of the following benefits:
Most patients need to take anywhere from a few days to a week off work after undergoing liposuction surgery. Additionally, you’ll need to wear a special compression garment 24 hours a day for around three weeks, then only at night for another three weeks. During your recovery, you can expect to experience some swelling, bruising, and soreness, and you shouldn’t engage in strenuous physical activity for at least three to four weeks.
At Austin Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, we have a team of renowned plastic and reconstructive surgeons who believe in compassionate, patient-centric care. Our highly awarded surgeons take pride in helping patients achieve their aesthetic goals by providing high-quality, natural-looking results. They take the time to form connections with their patients and understand their unique needs, allowing them to consistently provide personalized care and custom-tailored results. If you’re interested in learning more about what we offer or scheduling your initial consultation, simply contact our office today at (512) 815-0123.
Is liposuction safe?
How long does liposuction take?
Is liposuction a weight loss procedure?
Are the results of liposuction permanent?
What happens if I gain weight after liposuction?
Can liposuction help with skin laxity?
How much fat can be removed during the procedure?
What will my scars look like?
Like any surgical procedure, liposuction does come with certain risks. However, it is generally considered to be a very safe procedure, and at Austin Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, our surgeons always practice precision and attention to detail to ensure the health and safety of the patient.
Depending on the area of the body being treated and the amount of excess fat being targeted, liposuction can typically take anywhere from one to three hours to complete.
Although liposuction does remove stubborn fat deposits, it should not be viewed as a weight loss procedure. Usually, the amount of weight lost during the surgery is minimal. Plus, to maintain the results of liposuction, it’s important to maintain a healthy diet and exercise routine.
The fat cells removed during liposuction are gone for good, and they’ll never return. However, the procedure does not prevent new fat cells from accumulating in the area, which is why it’s so important to maintain a healthy lifestyle if you want your results to be permanent.
Liposuction permanently removes fat cells from the treated areas. However, remaining fat cells can expand with weight gain, potentially altering your results. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is essential for long-term success.
Liposuction primarily removes fat but does not address loose skin. If skin laxity is a concern, your surgeon may recommend combining liposuction with a skin-tightening procedure.
The amount of fat removed depends on your goals and safety considerations. Typically, to minimize risks, no more than 5 liters of fat are removed in a single procedure.
Liposuction scars are small and strategically placed in inconspicuous areas. Over time, they fade and become less noticeable. Your surgeon may provide post-operative scar care instructions to optimize healing.
