BODY CONTOURING

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Body Contouring

Changes in weight, pregnancy, ageing and genetics can affect the way your body looks and feels. Even with regular exercise and healthy eating, you may still experience stubborn fat deposits, loose skin or areas that appear out of proportion with the rest of your body.

Body contouring refers to a range of surgical procedures used to reshape and improve the appearance of different areas of the body.

Depending on your needs, treatment may involve:

Removing localized deposits of excess fat.
Removing loose or hanging skin.
Tightening weakened or separated abdominal muscles.
Improving body proportions and definition.
Restoring volume to selected areas using the patient’s own fat.
Combining multiple procedures to achieve a more balanced result.

Body contouring may be performed on the abdomen, waist, back, arms, thighs, hips, buttocks, chest or other areas where excess fat or loose skin is affecting the body’s overall shape.

Some patients require only one procedure, while others may benefit from a carefully planned combination of treatments. Your surgeon will recommend the safest and most appropriate approach after examining you and discussing your expectations.

Benefits of
Body Contour

Improved body contours
Better body proportions
Removal of stubborn fat areas
More defined body shape
Enhanced confidence and self-image
Better fit in clothing
Long-lasting rcsults with healthy lifestyle habits

Who Is a Good Candidate for Body Contouring?

You may be a good candidate if you:
- Are in generally good physical health.
- Have realistic expectations about the outcome.
- Are at or near a stable weight.
- Have stubborn fat, loose skin or body disproportion that concerns you.
- Do not smoke or are prepared to stop as directed by your surgeon.
- Can follow preoperative and postoperative instructions.
- Understand that surgery involves scars, recovery and potential risks.
- Have adequate support during the early recovery period.
- Are pursuing surgery for yourself rather than to satisfy another person.