Bodysculpting

• Abdomen: enhancement of natural abdominal muscle lines, including HD sculpting in suitable patients.
• Waist and flanks: refining proportions and the transition between the front and sides of the torso.
• Back and lateral chest: balancing these contours with the waist and abdomen.
• Upper arms and thighs: targeted shaping of volume and transitions according to anatomy and skin quality.

Definition may be subtle or more pronounced. Surgery itself does not build or strengthen muscle. Visible muscle lines also depend on muscle mass, skin quality and fat distribution. A particular six pack appearance cannot be guaranteed for every patient.

Body sculpting is intended for women and men with a stable weight and realistic expectations. It is not a weight loss procedure. Significant excess skin or separated abdominal muscles may require an additional procedure, such as abdominoplasty. Your surgeon determines any combination individually.

HD Definition body contouring is a technique that enhances the natural lines of the muscles through targeted removal of subcutaneous fat.

Compared with conventional liposuction, it focuses more closely on transitions and contour details. Depending on the patient’s anatomy, areas such as the abdomen, waist, chest or back can be treated. The procedure does not enlarge muscles, replace muscle training or serve as a method of weight loss or removal of significantly loose skin.

Who is the procedure suitable for?

Suitable candidates are women and men with a stable weight, good skin elasticity and localised fat deposits that conceal muscle contours. The result depends on each patient’s anatomy, and the same appearance cannot be achieved for everyone. For patients with more substantial excess skin, another type of body contouring or a combined approach may be more appropriate.

Contraindications

The procedure is not suitable for patients with an acute infection, a serious medical condition that is not adequately controlled, or untreated blood clotting disorders. Pregnancy is also a reason to postpone the procedure. Smoking and certain chronic conditions impair healing. Significant obesity, insufficient skin elasticity or unrealistic expectations of muscle definition may be reasons to recommend a different approach.

Swelling, bruising and temporary changes in sensation may occur. Your surgeon will tailor compression, activity restrictions and follow up to the extent of surgery. Results develop as healing progresses. Possible complications include contour irregularities, asymmetry, bleeding, infection and thromboembolic events; any fat transfer also carries its own risks.

The total depends on the extent of liposuction and sculpting, any fat transfer and associated care. The separate pricing section distinguishes the liposuction component from additional HD sculpting. The HD price is not the total price of Body sculpting.