No. Liposuction is designed to remove localised fat deposits and improve body contour. It is not a treatment for obesity or a substitute for healthy eating and regular exercise.

Common treatment areas include the abdomen, waist, hips, thighs, buttocks, arms, back, neck and under the chin. Your surgeon will recommend the most appropriate treatment plan during your consultation.

The procedure generally takes between one and three hours depending on the number of treatment areas and the complexity of the surgery.

Yes. Most patients are advised to wear a compression garment for several weeks after surgery. This helps reduce swelling, supports healing and assists in achieving the desired body contour.

Initial improvements are visible once swelling begins to settle, but final results usually develop gradually over three to six months as healing progresses.

The fat cells removed during liposuction are permanently removed. However, maintaining a stable weight through healthy lifestyle choices is important, as remaining fat cells can enlarge with significant weight gain.