Type of Liposuction to Removal Visceral Fat?

Intraperitoneal fat is distributed in the mesentery of the intestines and an abdominal organ called the omentum. In andromorphs (male body fat distribution) fat is commonly preferentially stored intraperitoneal. Referred to as a "beer gut", the only way to loss it is to lose weight.

Thank you for your question.  Unfortunately, there is no safe method by which visceral fat can be surgically removed - via liposuction or otherwise.  I would recommend a regimen of healthy diet and exercise, as weight loss will certainly be the most effective and clinically sound means to visceral fat reduction.

Thank you for your question.  Liposuction cannot get rid of visceral fat.  Visceral fat is the fat that exists below the abdominal wall and within the abdominal cavity.  Due to its location and proximity to a number of bodily organs, visceral fat has also come to be known as organ and/or intra-abdominal fat.  To treat this visceral fat, which can contribute to hardness of the abdomen on palpation and/or a barreled appearance of the abdomen, diet and exercise are your best bet.  To help aide in this lifestyle change/commitment to combat visceral fat, some patients will seek out the assistance of a well trained dietitian to help safely and effectively lose weight.  I hope you find this helpful and best of luck!

There is currently no liposuction procedure that removes visceral fat. The visceral fat is located beneath the abdominal wall muscles and is surrounded by the intestines and intra-abdominal organs.
Liposuction is effectively a blind procedure that passes a canula through the subcutaneous tissue. This procedure is safe because the canula is kept in the subcutaneous space where there are no critical structures. When a canula is passed underneath the muscle, the potential to injure anatomic structures, increases significantly. For these reasons, intra-abdominal fat can only be removed with weight loss.
In most cases, this involves dieting, but in some cases might involve weight loss surgery. Before proceeding with any treatment regiment, consultation with a plastic surgeon would be appropriate.

No.  Visceral fat means that there is fat around your organs such as the intestines, liver, colon and so forth.  This fat can not be liposuctioned and the way to loose this is to lose weight.
Good luck.

Visceral fat is the fat located within the abdominal cavity, surrounding your intestines. Liposuction has no place in removing this fat, as the potential for life-threatening injury to the intestines, liver, pancreas, spleen, etc. is simply too great.
Weight loss is the only effective way to remove visceral fat.

Although about 10 years ago I was at a meeting in Santa Fe where a doctor from Israel presented cases where he used a laparoscope and reduced some of the omental fat (the part that's not around the intestines) with liposuction.
I'm boarded in general and plastic surgery, and theres no way that procedure should ever even be considered for cosmetic concerns.

 Visceral fat surrounds your intestines.  It would be unsafe and life-threatening to attempt to try to remove this fat by liposuction.  What you need to do is loose weight.  Loosing weight will decrease your amount of visceral fat.  Good luck.

Sadly, no. Visceral fat is the fat that is located inside our bodies where our organs are located. This fat isn't reachable with liposuction; only subcutaneous fat that is located between the muscle and the skin can be reduced with liposuction. If you're unsure if your fat is visceral or subcutaneous, visit a physician who specializes in liposuction who can examine you and tell you what you have. The only way to reduce visceral fat is the old-fashioned way:  good eating habits and good exercise habits. By far and away, the most important part of that formula for success involves good eating habits!

There is no safe procedure for removal of visceral fat via liposuction. Other organs such as your intestines would be at risk for severe injury and therefore it would not be advised. Diet and exercise under appropriate medical guidance is the best way to lose visceral fat. Good luck.