Liposculpture

Limb liposculpture is a surgical procedure that removes excess subcutaneous fat through liposuction; this fat is then processed and reinjected into the areas to be enhanced, achieving a more harmonious shape of the legs and improving their contour. Transferring fat cells is not simply filling in volume, but an autologous tissue transplant. A certain percentage of the volume is reduced over time, and follow-up procedures of the same type may be needed to achieve the desired effect. These are considered normal subsequent stages and are not regarded as an insufficient initial correction.

Limb liposculpture can be combined with other types of aesthetic surgery.

As a stand-alone procedure, limb liposculpture may not fully correct their contour in some cases, and can be combined with an operation to increase muscle volume using silicone implants or with a thigh or buttock lift.

Limb liposculpture can only be performed surgically. This is a highly individual procedure, and you should have it done for yourself, not to fulfil someone else's expectations. It is a good option for you if you are in good physical health and have a positive outlook together with realistic goals for improving your appearance.

There is no single "right" age for limb liposculpture. Ultimately, the timing depends on when the patient is psychologically and aesthetically ready for the procedure and has reached the age of 18.

For more information visit the "Information for patients" page.