Precision Liposuction in Bangkok to Remove Excess Fat Safely

• Are at or near your ideal body weight
• Struggle with localized fat in areas like the abdomen, thighs, arms, chin, or flanks
• Have good skin elasticity (or combine with skin-tightening treatments)
• Want a more sculpted or defined appearance
• Are committed to maintaining results through healthy habits

• Our surgeon will assess your body type, skin condition, and goals.
• You’ll discuss the best liposuction technique for your needs.
• We’ll walk through preparation, risks, and recovery expectations.

• Performed under local or general anesthesia, depending on the area and method.
• Small incisions are made to insert a thin tube (cannula).
• Fat is loosened and removed using suction, ultrasound, or radiofrequency (depending on the method).

• You’ll wear compression garments to support healing
• Swelling and bruising are common but temporary
• Light activity can resume in a few days; full recovery in a few weeks
• Final results continue improving for 1–3 months as swelling fades

• Medication
• Wound dressing on the day following surgery
• A complete wound care kit
• Suture Removal
• Post-operative follow-up consultation

Scar Laser Treatment
Skin tightening massage
Red light therapy for swelling reduction

Remark: These services are non-exchangeable and cannot be redeemed for cash.

Traditional Liposuction vs. 360 Liposculpture

• Traditional Liposuction: Focuses on localized fat removal but doesn’t sculpt the body comprehensively.
• 360 Liposculpture: Provides a full-body sculpting approach, ensuring a harmonious, well-defined physique by treating the abdomen, waistline, back, and flanks together.

• Compression Garments
  Wear compression garments 24 hours a day for the first 3 days, followed by 12 hours daily for 1 to 3 months to support healing and reduce swelling.
• Bathing and Dizziness Precautions
  Avoid bathing on the first day post-surgery, and do not remove the compression garment alone initially, as dizziness or fainting may occur.
• Follow-up Care
  Attend a wound dressing appointment the day after surgery. Wounds should be cleaned every other day, and stitches are typically removed around 7 days post-procedure.
• Massage for Seroma Prevention
  After stitch removal, manual massage of the treated areas is recommended to reduce the risk of seroma formation. Use of a massage machine can begin after 2 weeks.
• Exercise Guidelines
  Light walking is encouraged soon after surgery to prevent blood clots. Light exercise can begin after 2 weeks, while vigorous activities can resume after about 1 month.
• Dietary Guidelines
  Stay hydrated by drinking at least 1-2 liters of water on the day of surgery. Avoid alcohol, smoking, fermented foods, and raw or semi-raw foods until stitches are removed. Focus on high-protein foods and limit starchy and salty foods containing high sodium for at least 2 weeks to aid healing and reduce swelling.
• Pain Management
  Mild pain, bruising, and swelling are normal and can be managed with prescribed medications.

Like any surgical procedure, liposuction carries some risks:

• Infection
  
• Bleeding or haematoma
  
• Irregular skin contours or asymmetry
  
• Scarring
  
• Fluid accumulation (seroma)
  
• Changes in skin sensation (temporary or permanent)
  
• Fat embolism (rare but serious)
  
• Adverse reactions to anaesthesia

• Results are typically long-lasting if a stable weight is maintained.
  
• Treated areas appear slimmer and more contoured.
  
• Some skin tightening may occur, but liposuction does not address significant skin laxity.
  

Final results may take 3–6 months to fully develop as swelling subsides.

• Tummy tuck (Abdominoplasty)
  
• Thigh lift
  
• Arm lift (Brachioplasty)
  
• Neck liposuction
  
• Body contouring after weight loss