Liposuccion Vaser

Vaser® liposuction breaks down fat using ultrasound, so that the treated fat becomes more liquid. As a result, fat is even easier to remove after Vaser, and more fat can be removed with this technique than with conventional liposuction. There is also less bleeding with this method than with conventional liposuction. While conventional liposuction may result in around 4% skin retraction, Vaser can achieve up to 8%. If you wish to further tighten the skin after liposuction without performing a skin lift – and thus avoid adding an additional scar – you can add Renuvion® technology at the end of the procedure.

Yes, in selected patients. This technique is called high-definition liposuction or 4D liposuction. Diet and sport can play their part in the desired reshaping of our bodies, but some fat deposits are not so easily eliminated by sport. Many of my patients are familiar with this problem: even women and men who exercise several times a week and have low body fat levels sometimes fail to see their muscles. The six-pack does exist – but it lies beneath a layer of natural, highly resistant fat cells that cannot be removed by training. If you attend my consultation, you’ll see that we operate on a lot of sports coaches!

Vaser 4D High Definition Liposuction is only possible in patients with at least moderately well-trained muscles – and who have their muscles palpated under the fat deposits prior to the procedure. High-definition VASER liposuction is therefore suitable for patients with good skin quality and a BMI not exceeding 27 kg/m2. The high-definition VASER method enables targeted suctioning to create lasting, aesthetically pleasing muscle contours in areas such as the abdomen, chest or arms.

Many people have unwanted fat deposits on certain parts of the body, such as the neck, upper arms, upper and lower back, stomach, buttocks, hips, inner and outer thighs and knees. VASER® technology uses ultrasound for more intense liposuction. With ultrasound technology, fat cells detach from their fibrous septa, making the fat more fluid and therefore easier to extract. As a result, more fat can be removed with this technique than with conventional liposuction. The dissolved fat is then removed using a special Microaire PAL suction cannula.

During the initial consultation for your Vaser liposuction, we make sure that Vaser liposuction is a treatment that will meet your expectations. To this end, we clarify questions about your general state of health. We measure body weight, height, fat percentage and thickness of the subcutaneous fat layer. If the skin is very loose, other procedures such as Renuvion or, in more extreme cases, arm, tummy or thigh lifts are suggested. At the initial consultation, the areas to be treated will be drawn up in a standing position and checked in front of a mirror. A blood test is required prior to the procedure. When Vaser liposuction of the abdomen is desired, an ultrasound scan to check for hernia is systematically performed. Smoking should ideally be stopped 3 weeks before and 3 weeks after liposuction. Blood-thinning drugs such as NSAIDs should be stopped 10 days before your Vaser liposuction.

For a harmonious, natural result, the problem areas are marked in the standing position. While lying down, the surgical area for your liposuction is disinfected and sterile-coated. A tumescent solution is then passed through very small incisions – only 3 to 4 mm – into the marked areas. It contains analgesics and medication to relieve subsequent bruising. The Vaser cannula is then passed through the deep and superficial layers of fat. During Vaser liposuction, the adipose tissue beneath the skin is liquefied by ultrasound waves, which target only the fat cells. The suction is then performed using micro-cannulas Micraire PAL suction. To ensure optimum results, several checks are carried out in the standing position. This process helps to avoid irregularities. The duration of the operation depends on the amount of fat to be removed and the type of anesthesia. One to four hours is usual. The procedure can generally be performed on an outpatient basis. Between 1 and 4 liters of fat can be removed in a single session. For health reasons, it is not recommended to remove more than 5 liters of fat per session during your Vaser liposuction. The patient can leave Clinique Bellefontaine after a rest phase of 1 to 3 hours.

A Marena ® compression girdle will be fitted immediately after the procedure. It supports the skin’s adaptation processes and must be worn for three weeks, day and night. During the first night after the procedure, liquid from the tumescent solution will emerge from the small incisions. The first shower can be taken 48 hours after liposuction. Antibiotic prophylaxis is required for three to five days. Pain is often cramp-like, appearing a few hours after the procedure. They are at their most intense after 3 to 4 days, and generally disappear after 1 week. One week after liposuction, the treated area is often swollen and indurated. Swelling and induration diminish after 2 to 3 weeks, and definitively after 3 to 6 months. To avoid irregularities and hardening of the treated areas due to soft tissue healing, LPG Endermologie treatment is strongly recommended one week after liposuction. Sensitivity problems are common after this procedure. Sensitivity returns a few weeks to a few months later. A stable weight is an important measure for achieving an optimal final result. Liposuction results can be assessed at the earliest 6 to 8 weeks after the procedure. A definitive result can be observed after about three months.mIf you have any questions, you can always reach us personally by telephone using our emergency number after your Vaser liposuction.

Sensitivity disorders are common after this procedure. Sensitivity returns a few weeks to a few months later. Bruising, redness and slight swelling appear regularly after the operation, but resolve over time. Slight bumps and asymmetries are also possible. As we carry out regular checks during the operation, the risk of a bump or asymmetry after surgery is low. Infections and hematomas are very rare after liposuction. Rarely, discoloration of certain areas of the skin is also possible. The risk of thrombosis or embolism is very low when liposuction is performed under local anaesthetic.