Body Sculpting
What is it: Enhance body contours and muscular definition
Local or General anaesthesia
Duration: Varies on amount of liposuction and radiofrequency - 1 hour to 3 hours
Downtime: Varies - minimal to 2 weeks
What is body sculpting
Body sculpting, also known as body contouring, refers to various cosmetic procedures designed to reshape and enhance the body's appearance by removing excess fat, tightening skin, and improving the overall contour. Techniques include surgical options like liposuction and tummy tucks, as well as tissue tightening with radiofrequency. These procedures aim to target specific areas of the body to create a more toned and aesthetically pleasing physique. Body sculpting is often chosen by individuals seeking to address stubborn fat deposits and achieve their desired body shape.
Is body sculpting for me?
Body sculpting might be suitable for you if you have stubborn fat deposits or loose skin that do not respond to diet and exercise. Ideal candidates are in good overall health, at or near their ideal weight, and have realistic expectations about the outcomes. Body sculpting is perfect for those seeking to improve the contour and tone of specific body areas.
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If you have any of these wishes, this operation is indeed for you.
During the procedure
During body sculpting, you can be either awake or asleep, with an anesthetic solution administered for comfort. Small incisions are made near the targeted areas. A thin tube called a cannula is inserted through these incisions to loosen and suction out excess fat using a surgical vacuum or syringe attached to the cannula. The surgeon carefully moves the cannula to break up the fat and contour the area. Additionally, radio frequency devices may be used to tighten the skin. Once the desired fat is removed, the incisions are closed, and dressings are applied.
After body sculpting
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Rest and Compression: Rest and wear compression garments for 6 to 8 weeks to minimize swelling and support healing.
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Wound Care: Keep incision sites clean and dry
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Avoid Strenuous Activity: Refrain from heavy lifting and vigorous exercise for 6 weeks
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Medication: Take prescribed pain relievers and antibiotics as directed
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Sutures: Usually minimal and removed at 7 days
