The surgeon evaluates your skin elasticity, fat thickness, and body proportions before surgery. Liposuction is performed with careful and even fat removal to maintain smooth contours and reduce the risk of sagging or waviness.

Yes. The surgeon strategically leaves some fat in certain areas to maintain natural body contours and smooth proportions.

The number of areas depends on your body condition and safety limits. The surgeon will determine the safe range during consultation.

Yes. Incisions are placed in discreet areas and are typically very small (about 3–5 mm) to minimize visible scarring.

Patients are generally advised to stay about 7–10 days for recovery and follow-up care.

A compression garment is included, and patients are usually advised to wear it most of the day for several weeks.

Light walking is recommended the day after surgery to support circulation and recovery.

Major swelling improves in 2–4 weeks, with final results appearing after several months.

Skin elasticity, age, skin thickness, treatment area, and the amount of fat removed all affect this.