Liposuction and liposculpture in Puebla

Is liposuction a weight-loss treatment?

No. Liposuction reshapes the body rather than treating weight gain. It works best when you are close to your ideal weight.

Who's a good candidate?

Results are generally better in patients under 45 with a body mass index below 30. Skin elasticity is the reason: as we age, the skin becomes less able to contract around the new contours. Each patient is still assessed individually.

How is it done?

Fat is removed through thin tubes called cannulas, inserted through incisions smaller than 5 millimeters. These leave very subtle scars. If desired, the fat can be transferred to areas where more volume is needed, in proportion to your height and build. Fat transferred to the buttocks is always placed above the muscle under ultrasound guidance, following the international safety standard for this procedure.

Safety: a limit we do not cross

We never remove more than four liters of fat in one procedure, because exceeding that amount increases the risk of complications. We also use compression stockings and ask you to walk as soon as possible after surgery to help prevent blood clots. Safety is the foundation of the result.

Recovery and anesthesia

Surgery takes three to five hours. Recovery takes two to three weeks, and compression garments are essential during the first two months. The final result is assessed between six months and one year because swelling takes longer to subside in some areas. Surgery is performed under general anesthesia, administered by a board-certified anesthesiologist, after a cardiovascular assessment.

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