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If you’ve decided to undergo liposuction, it’s important to consider what time of year is best for you. To answer this question, you first need to be aware of the recovery period after liposuction ( link zum anderen Thema: After liposuction: what can you do to improve your recovery? ) and what to expect after liposuction.

If you’ve decided to have liposuction, I always tell my patients that the key to a successful liposuction is: ‘50% the surgical procedure and 50% compliance with the instructions after the operation’. Any surgical procedure requires a recovery period that needs to be planned on a personalised basis with the follow-up consultations that will be offered to you at the Bellefontaine clinic in Lausanne. So how can you successfully recover?

There’s a lot of information circulating about liposuction on the internet and social networks, and it’s difficult to know what’s real and what’s not when you’re not a specialist. If you’ve already been to Clinique Bellefontaine, you’ll probably recognise one of the questions you’ve already asked me during a consultation.

20 years ago, when I started my training in plastic and aesthetic surgery, breast augmentation using implants in private or university clinics was mainly done using textured implants (which have a rough layer on the surface). A few years ago, studies showed that textured breast implants could lead to chronic inflammation over the long term. This problem led to the development of ultra-smooth textured implants such as Motiva Ergonomix® implants.

When it comes to breast augmentation, choosing the right silicone implants is extremely important. Whether it’s the size, the shape, the manufacturer, the consistency, the surface of the implant or the cost, there is certain information you absolutely must know.