$2,000–$7,000
Medical weight loss refers to supervised weight management programs that utilize a combination of medical assessments, dietary guidance, exercise plans, and sometimes medications to help individuals achieve and maintain a healthy weight.
Safe & Reliable
High Patient Satisfaction
Minimally Invasive
Introduction
Liposuction (lipo) is a surgical fat-removal procedure that suctions out localized fat deposits resistant to diet and exercise. Common treatment areas include the abdomen, thighs, hips, arms, back, and chin. Techniques vary (e.g., tumescent, laser-assisted, VASER) but all involve small incisions, a thin cannula, and gentle suction to remove fat. Results are long-lasting with proper maintenance.
Candidates
Adults within 10–30% of ideal weight with stubborn fat pockets
Non-smokers in good health with elastic skin
Realistic expectations (not a substitute for weight loss)
No severe heart/lung conditions or circulation problems
Stable weight for at least 6 months
Areas of concern: abdomen, love handles, thighs, arms, double chin, etc.
Cost
Liposuction costs depend on the number of areas treated, surgeon expertise, and technique used. Average prices:
Single area (e.g., chin): $2,000–$4,500
Multiple areas (e.g., abdomen + flanks): $4,000–$7,000
Benefits
Targeted fat removal: Reshapes problem areas (e.g., muffin top, bra bulge)
Minimal scarring: Small incisions (3–5mm) hidden in natural creases
Versatile: Treats face to knees with customized approaches
Boosts confidence: Enhances proportions for a more balanced silhouette
Permanent results: Fat cells removed do not return (but weight gain can enlarge remaining cells)
Risks and Safety
Irregular contours or dimpling (if fat removal is uneven)
Fluid accumulation (seroma) requiring drainage
Numbness or temporary nerve irritation
Infection or bleeding (rare with proper care)
Skin laxity (if elasticity is poor, may need skin-tightening combo)
Safety Tips
Verify surgeon’s credentials (board-certified plastic surgeon preferred)
Discuss technique options (e.g., VASER for precision, tumescent for safety)
Wear compression garments post-op to reduce swelling and improve results
Avoid rapid weight fluctuations to maintain outcomes
Follow aftercare instructions (e.g., light walking, staying hydrated)
