Treatments to compliment Liposuction?

After liposuction, certain treatments can complement and enhance the results, helping to achieve a more sculpted and refined appearance. However, it's crucial to consult with your plastic surgeon to ensure that any additional treatments are compatible with your specific procedure and recovery. Here are some options to consider:

Radiofrequency (RF) or Ultrasound Skin Tightening: These non-invasive treatments use RF or ultrasound energy to tighten and firm the skin, addressing any mild skin laxity that may be present after liposuction.

CoolSculpting or SculpSure: These non-surgical fat reduction treatments can be used to fine-tune the results of liposuction or address smaller areas of stubborn fat.

Body Contouring Massage: Specialized massage techniques can help reduce swelling, enhance lymphatic drainage, and improve the overall contour of treated areas.

Lymphatic Drainage Massage: This type of massage can promote healing, reduce swelling, and improve the fluid balance in the treated areas.

Endermologie: This non-invasive treatment involves mechanical massage and suction to improve skin tone and reduce the appearance of cellulite.

Skin Rejuvenation Treatments: Procedures like laser therapy, microdermabrasion, or chemical peels can enhance skin texture and tone, providing an overall improvement in the treated areas.

Compression Garments: Wearing compression garments as recommended by your surgeon can aid in the healing process, reduce swelling, and help maintain the desired contours.

Always discuss your goals and concerns with your plastic surgeon before considering any additional treatments. They can provide guidance on the most suitable options based on your unique anatomy, the specific liposuction procedure you underwent, and your overall aesthetic goals.

Bodytite is a minimally-invasive procedure that compliments and enhances the results of liposuction. Bodytite uses radiofrequency energy and soft tissue coagulation to tighten the skin while creating a more youthful appearance. The procedure can be performed by a board-certified plastic surgeon and can be done safely under local anesthesia. The Bodytite probe has an internal electrode that is placed into the subcutaneous fat space and an external electrode that is placed onto the external skin. Heat is conducted between the internal and external probes, resulting in the collagen heating up and causing a reduction in skin laxity. The Bodytite procedure makes a significant difference in the liposuction results, by improving contour and tightness of the skin being treated. Facetite is essentially the same procedure as Bodytite, but instead of the body it focuses on the face and neck areas. The key differences between Facetite and Bodytite are the size of the probes/hand piece, the areas being treated, and the energy settings used.