procedure
Liposuction
Surgery
Procedure overview
Liposuction surgery removes areas of unwanted fat with a tube and a vacuum device. Liposuction techniques, including tumescent or super-wet, typically are performed after targeted fat cells are infused with a saline solution containing a local anesthetic and adrenalin to decrease blood loss. Benefits of this liposuction technique include increased safety, easier fat removal, as well as diminished postoperative discomfort. This also reduces post-operative bruising and swelling.
The most common locations for liposuction are the chin, cheeks, neck, and upper arms, the area above the breasts, abdomen, buttocks, hips, thighs, knees, calves, and ankles.
There are several techniques commonly used including the “Traditional Technique”, “Laser Technique,” and the “Ultrasonic Technique (UA).” The Traditional Technique utilizes a hollow tube to remove the fat and the Laser and Ultrasonic Technique utilizes laser or ultrasonic energy to dissolve that fat before it is removed. See your physician regarding which technique would be best for you.
Breast augmentation
Improves the size and appearance of the breasts by implanting saline or silicone breast implants.
Breast lift
Breast lift surgery, also called mastopexy, removes excess skin in and around the breast and improves breast shape.
Breast reduction
Reduces breast size and improves physical and emotional symptoms caused by very large breasts.
Tummy tuck
A procedure where excess fat and skin is removed and muscle is tightened to help flatten the abdomen.
Body contouring
Often required after major weight loss. Removes sagging skin & extra fat to improve shape and tone of underlying tissue.
Labioplasty
Reshapes a stretched or enlarged inner labia. Can be performed for cosmetic reasons, or to reduce vaginal discomfort.
Liposuction
Liposuction uses a suction technique to remove fat from, and shape (or improves the contour) of specific areas of the body.
Arm lift
A surgical procedure to reshape and provide improved contour to the upper arms and connecting area of chest wall.

