Liposuction can be conducted under local anesthesia when performed independently, without being used as a supplementary technique in other cosmetic surgeries. Alternatively, general anesthesia may be opted for.

Your cosmetic surgeon will determine the type of anesthesia to be used, whether it's local or general, and mark the areas for the procedure with pen drawings to ensure precision and accuracy.

One or more small incisions are made near the treatment area. Depending on the chosen technique, thin cannulas or very fine tubes are then inserted through these incisions.

Under the guidance of the surgeon, the device vibrates to liquefy the subcutaneous fat tissues, making it easier to remove them from the body.

The duration of the procedure varies depending on the size of the treatment area and the volume of fat being removed via suction.

By sculpting the waist and enhancing the buttocks, the doctor aims to create a more pronounced contrast between the buttocks and lower back, resulting in a more defined silhouette. Additionally, this procedure can contribute to achieving a pleasingly rounded appearance in the hips.

Additionally, by performing liposuction on the abdominal area, the doctor aims to enhance and sculpt a beautiful, feminine shape, further refining the overall appearance.

When cellulite, irregularities, or small bumps are present on the buttocks, the doctor can address these issues during the procedure to create a smoother and more refined shape.

The surgical area for an abdominal lifting procedure typically extends from the bottom of the last rib bone down to the mons pubis.

The mons pubis, also known as the Venus mound, is the raised, hairy area located on the underside of the abdomen, just above the pubic bone.

Excessive fat accumulation in the abdominal area is a concern that affects both men and women.

Fat extraction is typically achieved through liposuction, where excess fat is removed from donor areas of the body. Following extraction, centrifuge devices are employed to enrich the fat with stem cells, enhancing the viability and longevity of the transferred fat cells for optimal results.

The final step involves re-injecting the enriched fat into the hips, strategically sculpting and augmenting them to achieve the desired shape and contour.

The procedure focuses on augmenting the upper quadrant of the hips, effectively lifting and enhancing the buttocks, resulting in a more prominent and attractive profile.

During the surgical procedure, hair follicles that are resistant to hair loss, commonly found at the back of the patient's head, are harvested for transplantation.

Following harvesting, these resistant hair follicles are then meticulously transplanted into tiny incisions made in the areas of the scalp experiencing thinning or complete hair loss.