Liposuction is a cosmetic surgery which is used to slim down some areas of the body. It is a body contouring technique, not a weight loss tool, and is recommended when exercise and diet have not been successful in decreasing fat in a certain area. One who undergoes liposuction will see great improvement in the appearance of the body and achieve a slimmer, more natural, and sexy look in those areas that need it most such as the arms, belly, waist, chin and thighs. 

What Is Lipoplasty?

Liposuction is also known as lipoplasty. Body contouring procedures which eliminate extra fat for a smoother, sleeker look to the body are sometimes called lipoplasty. Body contouring procedures designed to eliminate particular pockets of fat will focus on altering the body’s shape, rather than on decreasing overall body weight. 

How Does Liposuction Work?

The surgeon will conduct a consultation to plan treatment before the procedure, so that the desired appearance after the surgery is possible. Depending on the patient’s preference and treatment plan, either local or general anaesthetic can be used to keep the patient comfortable during the procedure. In addition, a solution is usually injected to minimize pain and bleeding during the procedure.The surgeon incises the skin in several small incisions in the area to be treated and passes a thin hollow tube (cannula) through the incisions. The fat is then removed by suction devices, to give the shape. A compression garment is worn following the surgery to accelerate healing and decrease swelling after surgery. In the following weeks, the body recovers and the new silhouette becomes more distinct.

What Liposuction Can Improve

• Localised subcutaneous fat

Liposuction enhances regions of the body where fat seems to be unresponsive to diet and exercise by removing the unwanted fat that lies beneath the skin. 

• Body contour

The treatment can help to create a more balanced body shape by changing specific areas to create a slimmer silhouette. 

• Waist definition

The fat around the waist can be removed to slim the waist and improve its definition. 

• Disproportionate fat deposits

This procedure may be employed to remove fat deposits in a particular area and to give the body a better shape and balance.

• Selected resistant fat areas

The elimination of unwanted fat pockets may enhance the contour of many body areas such as the upper arms, upper back, neck jowls, below the chin, hips, thighs and abdomen. 

What Liposuction Cannot Treat

• Obesity

Liposuction is not a weight loss procedure, it is a body contouring procedure. Therefore, it is not recommended for people that are extremely obese. 

• Visceral fat around the organs

Since liposuction mainly targets fat that is found below the skin, it is not effective in removing visceral fat from the abdominal area surrounding the organs. 

• Significant loose skin

Liposuction will take away fat, but it will not tighten the skin and there may be a lot of loosen skin that remains after surgery. 

• Separated abdominal muscles

Liposuction is not effective in treating diastasis recti, a condition caused by separated abdominal muscles. This irregularity has to be corrected surgically. 

• Cellulite in every patient

Although liposuction is not considered a cellulite treatment, people with cellulite can only experience partial results from the procedure. 

• General weight-management problems

Liposuction is not a replacement for a healthy lifestyle, it’s a complement. In addition to a healthy diet and exercise regimen, it can help you obtain the body shape you want, which might be difficult to obtain by dieting and exercising alone. For weight loss to be sustainable, there’s a strong need to adopt a healthy lifestyle. 

How Does Body Fat Accumulate?

Genetics

The genetic traits of a person are responsible for the fat distribution and ease with which it can be stored or lost. People may be more susceptible to some parts of the body than others like thighs or hips. 

Hormones

The production and breakdown of fat in the body are controlled by hormones. Illness, menopause or diabetes can lead to hormonal imbalances that lead to fat accumulation in the body. 

 Age

As we age our metabolism slows down and our muscles lose mass, leading to more body fat. A lack of exercise can contribute to this phenomenon. 

 Lifestyle

The lifestyle of an individual will influence the amount and location of fat in the body. Too many calories without exercise and bad sleeping and sitting habits can lead to increased fat retention.

 Pregnancy

Physiological changes and hormonal changes may lead to fat storage, especially in the thighs, hips and abdomen. This fat may not be possible to remove with a healthy diet and exercise routine.

Weight Fluctuation

Even though the skin is elastic, a weight loss or gain can lead to fat redistribution, which can lead to skin looseness. Body contouring surgery can be performed to eliminate fat that remains in the body in a particular area following weight loss.

Subcutaneous vs Visceral Fat

There are two types of body fat: visceral fat and subcutaneous fat. Liposuction can help to reduce the amount of fat underneath the skin. On the other hand, liposuction is not effective in getting rid of visceral fat, which covers the internal organs. A healthier diet and more regular exercise, and overall a healthy lifestyle can help you lose visceral fat.

Which Areas Can Be Treated?

Abdomen Liposuction

Liposuction may be effective in removing extra fat which makes the abdomen protrude, giving a flat and well-shaped waist line. But, for patients who have very loose skin or diastasis recti, liposuction might not be the ideal solution. 

Love Handle and Flank Liposuction

Love handle liposuction can reduce the size of the flanks and help to smoothen the body’s shape. It can be used for both men and women. 

Thigh Liposuction

Thigh liposuction may help to reduce excess fat in the knee area and the inside and outside of the thighs, for a more attractive leg line. This is advised for those whose thigh skin is not very loose. 

 Arm Liposuction

By eliminating excess fat from the upper arms, the upper-arm liposuction helps them appear more slender. This method may be recommended for those who have relatively loose skin and a similar method to an arm lift may be recommended for those who have overly loose skin. 

 Chin and Neck Liposuction

Neck liposuction removes excess fat under the chin, which is often referred to as a double chin, to create a thin, toned and well-defined lower face and neckline. Some people with a large amount of loose skin could be considered for a neck lift to tighten the skin. 

 Back and Bra-Line Liposuction

Helps to shape the back and bra-line for a desired shape and gives a better appearance to the contour of clothes. 

 Hip Liposuction

Too much fat can be trimmed from the hips in order to give the desirable shape to the body. 

 Male Chest Liposuction

Male chest liposuction can go a long way towards decreasing chest enlargement by removing excess fat. If the man’s glandular tissue is swollen, however, and needs to be removed, a gland ectomy may be required as well as liposuction.

 Who Is a Good Candidate?

 Near a Stable Goal Weight

Liposuction may be ideal for anyone who wants to lose a few pounds to prepare for a special occasion, but who doesn’t want to go for an extreme weight loss. It can help them to achieve the most attractive figure. 

 Localised Fat Resistant to Lifestyle Changes

If someone is looking to lose weight in specific parts of the body that they feel they can’t get to by diet and exercise, then liposuction is a great option. 

 Good Skin Elasticity

If someone has good skin elasticity, they may be good candidates for liposuction so they can achieve more desirable results following the procedure. 

 Good General Health

To undergo liposuction, people should be in good health. Procedures can be risky for those with certain medical conditions, such as asthma and diabetes. 

 Non-Smoker or Willing to Stop Smoking

To reduce the risk of complications after surgery, it is advisable to quit smoking before and after surgery.

 Realistic Expectations

Those who have realistic expectations of the surgery and what they want to achieve from it are ideal candidates for liposuction. 

 Who May Not Be Suitable?

 Patients Seeking Major Weight Loss

Those interested in losing a significant amount of weight.Those who want to lose big weight.

If the goal is to experience a substantial weight loss, it is not a good idea for people to undergo the treatment, because it is mostly used for body contouring. 

Significant Loose or Hanging Skin

Those who have rather loose skin can gain more from a skin tightening procedure or body lift. 

Poor Skin Elasticity

A lower skin elasticity score means that the skin will not stay snug after liposuction. 

 Uncontrolled Medical Conditions

If an individual has any disease or disorder that has not been diagnosed or treated, it will increase the risk of surgery, so it is important that a medical examination be performed prior to liposuction 

Significant Blood-Clotting Risk

However, those who are at a greater risk of blood clots or have a circulatory system problem might not be ideal candidates for the liposuction procedure. 

Unrealistic Expectations

People who want to lose a lot of weight, and those with unrealistic expectations about surgery are not ideal candidates for liposuction. 

Pregnancy or Recent Childbirth

It’s not recommended to have liposuction while pregnant or shortly after giving birth. 

Types of Liposuction

Tumescent Liposuction

Tumescent Liposuction is the most popular type of liposuction. The doctor will first perform a tumescence infiltration using a special solution, before removing the fat. This solution includes fluids and a local anesthetic and the bleeding and discomfort are reduced. Plus, the surgeon can remove fat more accurately with the use of a small cannula. 

Power-Assisted Liposuction

The surgeon cuts the fat using a vibrating cannula that is used in a power-assisted liposuction technique to remove fat. Larger amounts of fat or more difficult fat, such as dense and fibrous fat, are the times when surgeons rely on this liposuction technique. 

 Ultrasound-Assisted Liposuction

In ultrasound-assisted liposuction, the fat is broken down into smaller pieces by the use of ultrasound waves before being extracted. The UAL method is frequently used for certain operations for which it is desirable to have more precise fat removal, or when removing relatively large amounts of fat. 

VASER Liposuction

VASER liposuction is an innovative ultrasound method which makes it possible to extract fat selectively without affecting the healthy tissues. VASER technology is commonly utilized for their high-definition liposuction and body contouring procedures.

Laser-Assisted Liposuction

With the help of laser beams, laser liposuction allows the surgeon to liquefy fat and remove it through suction. At the same time, this method is not suitable for all patients since the heat produced affects the surrounding tissues. Therefore, the selection of this technique will rely on the technology that the surgeon has at hand and what the patient expect. 

High-Definition Liposuction

HD or high definition liposuction is carried out to expose the shape of the muscles by removing fat. HD liposuction is a good choice for individuals who wish to have a more sporty, defined appearance and look. The only people who can benefit from this procedure are those who are close to their ideal weight and set realistic goals. 

Which Liposuction Technique Is Best?

No single liposuction technique is standard; it will depend on the patient’s body type, the areas that need to be addressed and the surgeon’s suggestions. Liposuction selection is also related to local and federal safety regulations, and the surgeon’s access to the equipment.

There are several types of liposuction procedures that have been used and each have its merits, and are appropriate for different types of cases. The type of liposuction can only be determined by the surgeon depending on the individual patient’s characteristics and the final result they are hoping to achieve. Additionally, a specialist can educate the patient about the right liposuction technique for the patient’s safety and desired outcome. 

Liposuction Procedure Step by Step

Consultation

• Medical history

By analyzing your medical history and current medications, the surgeon finds out your general health indicators to determine whether you are a candidate for liposuction surgery. 

• Smoking

The surgeon assesses your lifestyle and smoking history and considers how this may impact on your future healing. 

• Weight history

Your surgeon will examine the history of your weight, weight fluctuations and your weight loss objectives to develop the most safe and effective approach to liposuction surgery. 

• Expectations

During your consultation, you will be able to discuss your goals and what you are looking for to have a realistic expectation of the outcome from your liposuction. 

Physical Examination

• Fat distribution

The surgeon checks the amount and location of fat and determines areas that need lipo suctions. 

• Skin elasticity

Your doctor checks your skin’s elasticity to understand how your body will react to fat removal.

• Hernia

In the physical exam, the surgeon will also check the condition of your abdominal muscles and hernias, if any. 

• Asymmetry and Existing scars

The surgeon checks the body’s symmetry and previous scars to determine the points of entry for the cannula and ensure symmetrical results after the surgery. 

Preoperative Tests

• Blood count and Blood sugar

The doctor checks your blood sugar and complete blood count to assess your health and whether you are healthy enough to have surgery. 

• Coagulation testing

Your doctor also might check how well you form blood clots to see if you may have problems after surgery. 

• Liver and kidney function

Blood tests are also needed to determine the function of your liver and kidneys.

• ECG and Pregnancy test

An ECG is also done to measure your heart’s activity. In addition, a pregnancy test is done if indicated. 

 Anaesthesia

• Local anaesthesia

Local anesthesia is used to numb small areas. It is often used for minor surgeries and procedures. 

• Sedation

You can take drugs to sedate you while the anesthetic is working and during surgery to help you relax.

• General anaesthesia

If general anesthesia is required, it might be an option for more extensive procedures or if a larger amount of fat is being removed. 

• Treatment-area and volume considerations

How many areas will be treated and how much fat will be taken out during liposuction will determine what type of anesthesia will be used. 

Fat Removal

• Small incisions

The surgeon makes a few cuts in specific areas in order to access the areas of concern. 

• Cannula movement

Fat is gently passed through the incisions and sucked out by a slim tube that the surgeon inserts. 

• Fat aspiration

Surgery removes fat and is performed by aspiration, which is a machine that suctions the fat out of the body to give it the desired shape. 

• Fluid balance

The surgeon checks the fluid balance to keep the patient’s blood pressure normal and to avoid complications. 

Compression Garment

• Swelling management

A compression garment will help to decrease swelling and keep the skin supported after surgery. 

• Support

Your surgeon will tell you how to use compression garments to help heal your incision site. 

• Duration set by the surgeon

Doctor will prescribe the best time for compression bandages based on your health condition and the individual.

Discharge and Follow-Up

After surgery, the doctor will discuss the dos and don’t and explain the recovery process and tips on avoiding complications after liposuction.Following a liposuction procedure, regular visits with the surgeon will be required for good results.

How Much Fat Can Be Removed?

After liposuction, the amount of fat that is removed will depend on your weight, health markers, number of problem areas and type of anesthesia used. During the preliminary consultation, the surgeon estimates how much fat will be removed at the surgery. The choice of liposuction method also depends on several factors, for example, on the available equipment and technology. When calculating how much fat has been removed during the liposuction surgery, the amount of fat removed during other surgeries should be taken into account if it is performed at the same time as a liposuction surgery. Moreover, the surgeon decides the quantity of fat to be removed based on his qualifications, experience and on the guidelines of safety. 

Liposuction Recovery Timeline

First 24–48 Hours

After a liposuction procedure the number one priority is to ensure comfort and to reduce swelling, bruising, discomfort and fluid leakage from the incisions. Compression clothing can help decrease post surgery swelling and promote healing 

First Week

During the first week, patients are encouraged to return to light exercise, such as walking, to promote circulation. They will help to speed up healing if they take medications as prescribed, keep incisions clean, and follow up with their doctors at regular intervals. 

 Two to Four Weeks

Patients can slowly start resuming their daily activities as the inflammation starts subsiding, and the healing process picks up pace. Patients post-tumescent liposuction will benefit from compression garments to help the body adjust to change and aid in healing. 

One to Three Months

The results of liposuction surgery start becoming noticeable as the swelling fades away, revealing the new contours. Patients may also experience that some of the odd sensations caused by the surgery are going away. 

Three to Six Months

Your body starts to heal and adjust to the changes you’ve undergone due to liposuction and the results appear natural. Also the cuts begin to fade as the skin heals from the surgery. 

When Will the Final Results Be Visible?

First week	There are contour changes and swelling up, and the bruising is at its maximum during the first week. During this period, the sites operated to heal up.
One month	The treated areas have changed dramatically, and appear less swollen, indicating that liposuction has rendered them smooth and contoured.
Three months	Swelling has largely resolved and the improved form and size is more prominent.
Six months	The final results of liposuction surgery are obvious as the skin adapts to the new shape and swelling subsides.

Is Liposuction Permanent?

Liposuction eliminates fat cells from treatment sites, resulting in long-term effects. Despite this, the remaining fat cells might expand if a person gains weight, altering liposuction results. It’s recommended to maintain a healthy weight to ensure you enjoy lasting liposuction results. 

 Liposuction vs Weight Loss

Weight loss and fat removal surgery (liposuction) are different things. Body contouring procedures such as liposuction are designed to remove fat deposits from specific areas of the body while weight loss procedures are designed to remove general body fat.

People lose weight by eating right and exercising, taking medications or undergoing bariatric surgery. On the other hand, liposuction is a body contouring technique that is used to eliminate fat in certain parts of the body that are especially difficult to eliminate. Unlike weight loss, which decreases total body weight, liposuction removes fat from specific areas to add shape and contour to the body. Also, it’s essential to maintain a healthy weight to ensure the long lasting benefits for as long as you can. 

Liposuction vs Tummy Tuck

Tummy tuck (abdominoplasty) removes the excess skin on the abdomen and, in some cases, strengthens the stomach muscles. Liposuction, on the other hand, is a method which removes excess accumulations of fat to tone down different parts of the body.

Liposuction is a better procedure for patients who have good elasticity in their skin and minimal excess skin. If you have excessively loose skin or diastasis recti, then you may benefit from having a tummy tuck. 

Liposuction vs Non-Surgical Fat Reduction

There are two types of liposuction procedures: non-surgical liposuction and surgical liposuction. In non-surgical liposuction, a number of instruments are employed that help to slowly soften fat cells. Surgical liposuction, however, involves the skin’s punctures to be used for the removal of fat from the body. Non-surgical procedures are less invasive and can offer a quicker recovery period than conventional liposuction. Non-surgical methods of liposuction can be less painful and allow for a quicker recovery from the procedure versus surgical liposuction.

Non-surgical procedures, on the other hand, only provide mild body contouring. So, surgical liposuction might be a better choice for someone who needs to lose a significant amount of weight and would like to have more extreme results. 

Liposuction vs Weight Loss Injections

Weight Loss Injections work by helping to reduce the body’s metabolism to attain weight loss and also to control hunger. On the other hand, liposuction is a process used to diminish particular fat patches in different parts of the body.

Weight loss injections are used in order to lose weight over the entire body by controlling a person’s metabolic rate and appetite. They might be beneficial to patients who are trying to lose weight generally rather than targeting certain regions.

While injections do lead to weight loss, they cannot get rid of fat deposits in specific areas. As a result, the patient may need liposuction to get rid of the unsightly bulges that remain after they’ve lost a significant amount of weight. 

Can Liposuction Be Combined With Other Procedures?

Body contouring can be done at the same time as other treatments, such as liposuction, in order to achieve a better result. When choosing the most appropriate combination, the goal of the patient, their body type, skin quality and overall health should all be taken into account.

Tummy Tuck

A tummy tuck removes excess skin and tightens the muscles that are separated to enhance the look of the tummy area whereas liposuction removes fat from the body. 

Fat Transfer

The fat that is suctioned during liposuction can be transferred to other areas of the body during fat transfer surgery to improve and restore the contours of the body. 

Brazilian Butt Lift

However, the surplus fat may be redistributed to other parts of the body, like the buttocks, during a Brazilian Butt Lift, to enhance the shape of the buttocks and provide additional contour to the rest of the body. 

 Gynecomastia Surgery

Liposuction can be used in conjunction with removal of the glandular tissue in the male breast to contour the area and create a flatter look. 

 Arm Lift

The arm lift will remove excess skin for a more contoured appearance, while the liposuction will be done to remove fat from the upper arms. 

Thigh Lift

If both fat and loose skin is desired to be removed, liposuction might be used in conjunction with thigh lift surgery. 

J-Plasma or Skin-Tightening Procedures

In some cases, liposuction can be performed together with skin tightening techniques like J-Plasma to achieve firmer skin and better results. 

Risks and Possible Complications

• Swelling and Bruising

• Seroma

•  Contour Irregularity

• Temporary or Persistent Numbness

• Infection

•  Bleeding

•  Deep Vein Thrombosis

• Pulmonary Complications

• Anaesthesia Risks

• Need for Revision Surgery

How to Choose a Liposuction Surgeon in Islamabad

One should select the best liposuction surgeon in order to get desirable and natural looking results from the procedure. An expert would possess the skills and artistic ability to perform the surgery, and would know the desired outcome in-depth.

Patients should be aware of what they can expect from body contouring treatments and procedures and what they have the choice to do. Capella Esthetics is a top cosmetic surgery and non-surgical treatment center in Islamabad, prioritizing patient safety and the most up-to-date methods and outcomes. To help patients choose the best treatment options, and to give them guidance before, during and after treatment, a thorough consultation is required. 

Questions to Ask During Consultation

Am I a suitable candidate for liposuction?

Individuals who are eligible for liposuction are those who are concerned with their body. The doctor should determine if the patient’s main goal is fat elimination, skin tightening or both before deciding on whether to proceed with fat elimination, skin tightening or another procedure. 

Which technique do you recommend and why?

Selecting the best method for liposuction should account for the most important factors in your problem areas, body contouring objectives, skin quality and safety. 

What qualifications do you hold?

When considering a surgery, it is best to inquire with the surgeon about experience and qualifications. This will allow you to get detailed information about the doctor’s preparation and experience in the body contouring/liposuction field.

Where will the surgery be performed?

The process must be conducted in an appropriate medical facility with all the safety and hygienic requirements fulfilled.

Who will administer anaesthesia?

You need to have an idea of who will be administering your anesthesia and that you will be in the care of trained people.

How much fat do you expect to remove?

The quantity of fat that is extracted will rely on a number of factors, such as your safety, problem areas and overall health.

What are my specific risks?

Ensure that the surgeon discusses all risks associated with the treatment before, during and after the procedure 

What recovery support is included?

Ask the doctor about post-surgery recovery options that will be available to you and ensure that you have access to the needed help.

How long should I wear compression garments?

The doctor will assess how the healing is going on and advise you when it’s OK to discontinue compression garments.

What happens if I develop a complication?

Make sure there are protocols to deal with all kinds of concerns and complications that may occur post procedure.

Will I need a tummy tuck instead?

The surgeon will determine whether liposuction or tummy tuck is a better option for you in your particular case.

Are follow-up visits included?

It is important to have regular checkups after surgery to ensure the healing process goes smoothly, and these should not be overlooked. 

What is the total cost?

Request an accurate estimate of all costs, such as anaesthetic, environment, treatment, and post-surgical costs.

Could I require revision surgery?

Your doctor should discuss the need for further procedures which will help keep the results. 

Liposuction Cost in Islamabad

The price of liposuction in Islamabad is PKR 130000 to PKR 450000 depending upon the patient’s requirement and course of treatment. The cost of liposuction in Islamabad will depend on the size and location of the areas to be treated, the methods employed, the experience of the doctor and the standards of the clinic.

Further, the cost of liposuction in Islamabad can consist of anesthesia, examinations, compression clothes, post operative visits, overnight stays (as needed), and any extra procedures or surgeries. 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is liposuction?

Liposuction is a solution for body contouring that removes fat from particular areas of the body. Liposuction is not a weight reduction procedure but is instead used to slim down specific body parts to enhance the body’s overall appearance. 

Is liposuction a weight-loss procedure?

Not at all, liposuction is not a weight loss treatment. Whereas liposuction is applied to the people who are near to their desirable weight however have specific areas of fat which make the body appear bulkier. 

Which body areas can be treated?

The most popular places to remove fat are the abdomen, the waist, the hips, thighs, upper arms, back, the chin, the neck and the male breast. But it also depends on the patient’s preferences and requirements. 

 

Am I a good candidate for liposuction?

Most of the ideal candidates are people who are fairly healthy, have elastic skin tone, fat that is easy to spot and that doesn’t distribute across their body, and who have reasonable expectations of the outcomes of the surgery. 

What is the difference between VASER and traditional liposuction?

Although both VASER and regular liposuction remove undesired fat, they differ in what technique they use to extract it. Regular liposuction involves using suction while VASER involves a technology called ultrasound. It is best to consult your surgeon to discuss which method is best for your particular condition and goals 

How much fat can safely be removed?

The quantity of fat that can be eliminated varies from patient to patient, based upon their total weight, health, areas of the body being treated, anesthesia type and more. Hence, it’s important to seek an experienced surgeon who can ensure that you will get the results you want. 

How long does recovery take?

Each person has a healing time but most patients are able to say that the first healing phase lasts for about two weeks. This period will see the swelling down, bruising removed and discomfort eliminated. The contouring effects will then slowly start to be visible as the healing process continues. 

When can I return to work?

Most people are able to get back to their everyday activities and even return to work shortly after the procedure, depending on the length and intricacy of the surgery. 

Is liposuction permanent?

Liposuction removes the fat, the effects of the procedure are usually permanent. However, if someone loses a lot of weight following liposuction, the fat cells that are not removed can expand and change the shape of the body. 

Will liposuction tighten loose skin?

The procedure does not strip away excess skin, which hangs. Patients that require the removal of their skin or contracting may want to consider other procedures to attain the desired effects, such as a tummy tuck. 

What is the difference between liposuction and a tummy tuck?

Liposuction is an operation which involves the removal of fat deposits, while the tummy tuck involves the removal of excess skin and the repair of separated abdominal muscles. A tummy tuck and liposuction, when performed together, can result in outstanding results for some patients. 

What are the risks of liposuction?

As with any surgery, there are possible side effects to liposuction surgery. Some of the common side effects of liposuction after surgery include swelling, bruises, infections, irregularities in the body’s shape, and fluid retention. If you have a competent surgeon, he or she will discuss all the warnings and precautions with you before your surgery. 

Will there be visible scars?

Liposuction surgery involves several small cuts made in the procedure to allow the suction to go into the area where fat is being removed. The incisions are cut so that there is little or no scarring left after surgery. 

How do I choose a qualified liposuction surgeon in Islamabad?

The doctor should be well trained, experienced in body contouring surgeries, committed to providing outstanding results and have a proven history of patient safety. It is essential to have a thorough consultation before deciding on Islamabad liposuction clinics. 

How much does liposuction cost in Islamabad?

The cost of a tummy tuck procedure depends on the volume of fat to be removed, the type of tummy tuck technique, area and the patient’s preferences. For example, the cost of liposuction at Capella Esthetics starts from Rs. 130000 and can extend to Rs. 450000 Depending on the patient’s needs, and thorough consultation with our surgeons.

Why Choose Your Clinic?

At Capella Esthetics, the primary goals of liposuction therapy are to ensure safety, create personalized plans, and ensure that results are natural. Every client is evaluated to define the desired results, location of fat, and techniques employed for fat removal. That’s what we provide: comfortable procedures, attentiveness to the patient, appropriate treatments, freely discussed treatments, and ample post treatment support.