Sculpt Your Body - Say Goodbye to Stubborn Fat

The cost of liposuction in India can vary significantly depending on several factors, including:

• Area(s) being treated: Larger or multiple areas will naturally cost more. Common areas include the abdomen, flanks (love handles), thighs, arms, chin, and back.
• Volume of fat to be removed: More extensive procedures will incur higher costs.
• Type of liposuction: Techniques like traditional liposuction, VASER liposuction, or laser liposuction (e.g., SmartLipo) have different price points.
• Surgeon's fees: Experienced and highly sought-after plastic surgeons may have higher fees.
• Anesthesia fees: The cost of the anesthesiologist and the type of anesthesia used (local with sedation or general).
• Hospital or clinic facility charges: Operating room fees, overnight stay if required, and other facility costs.
• Pre-operative tests and post-operative care: This includes blood tests, compression garments, and follow-up appointments.

To get an accurate estimate, we highly recommend scheduling a personal consultation. During this consultation, your surgeon will assess your specific needs and provide a detailed cost breakdown.

For an idea to the beginners, our estimate generally is around ₹ 50000 per area.

Call us today for a estimate to know more.

Liposuction is generally considered a safe procedure. However, like any surgical procedure, it carries potential risks and complications, though serious ones are rare.

 These can include:

• Temporary side effects: Swelling, bruising, soreness, and numbness in the treated areas, which typically subside over time.
• Infection: While precautions are taken, there's always a minimal risk of infection.
• Fluid accumulation (seroma): Pockets of fluid that may need to be drained.
• Contour irregularities: Uneven skin or rippling, especially if skin elasticity is poor.
• Numbness or altered sensation: Usually temporary, but can occasionally be permanent.
• Blood clots: A rare but serious risk, which can be mitigated by proper pre- and post-operative care.

During your consultation, your surgeon will thoroughly discuss all potential risks and benefits, as well as assess your overall health to determine if you are a suitable candidate for the procedure.

It's crucial to understand that liposuction is NOT a weight loss solution or a substitute for diet and exercise. It is a body contouring procedure designed to remove localized pockets of stubborn fat that are resistant to traditional weight loss methods.

While fat is removed, the amount of weight lost is typically modest (a few kilograms at most) because fat is voluminous but not very heavy. The primary goal of liposuction is to improve body shape and proportions by reducing specific bulges.

The ideal candidate for liposuction is someone who is at or near their ideal body weight, leads a healthy lifestyle, and has localized areas of fat that they wish to have sculpted.

The fat cells removed during liposuction are permanently gone. Your body does not produce new fat cells in the treated areas.

However, it's important to understand that:

• Remaining fat cells can still expand: If you gain a significant amount of weight after liposuction, the remaining fat cells in both treated and untreated areas can still enlarge, potentially diminishing your results.
• Maintaining results requires a healthy lifestyle: To preserve your newly sculpted physique, it's essential to maintain a stable weight through a balanced diet and regular exercise. Liposuction helps you achieve a better contour; it's up to you to maintain it.

Think of it as permanently reducing the number of "storage units" for fat in a specific area. If you fill the remaining units or other areas, you can still gain weight.

Recovery time after liposuction varies depending on the extent of the procedure, the areas treated, and individual healing capabilities. Generally, you can expect the following:

• Immediately after: You will likely experience some soreness, swelling, and bruising in the treated areas. You will be required to wear a compression garment to help reduce swelling and aid in skin retraction.
• First few days: You'll need rest, but light walking is encouraged to promote circulation and prevent blood clots. Pain medication will be prescribed to manage discomfort.
• 1-2 weeks: Most patients can return to light, non-strenuous work within a few days to a week. Swelling and bruising will gradually subside.
• 2-4 weeks: You can typically resume more moderate activities and exercise, though strenuous workouts should still be avoided.
• 6-8 weeks: Most of the swelling should have resolved, and you can generally return to all normal activities, including vigorous exercise.
• Several months: Final results will become more apparent as residual swelling completely disappears, which can take up to 6 months or more.

Your surgeon will provide specific post-operative instructions tailored to your procedure, which are crucial for a smooth recovery and optimal results.