Procedures · Body
Liposuction
Refined removal of localised fat deposits with skin-tightening adjuncts.
Overview
Liposuction — in our words.
Liposuction targets stubborn fat deposits that do not respond to diet and exercise — the flanks, the inner thighs, the chin, the upper arms.
Often combined with XERF radiofrequency tightening as part of The Saab Body Protocol™.
Who it's for
- Patients near their stable weight with localised fat deposits.
- Patients with adequate skin elasticity, or those willing to combine with skin-tightening.
Technique
How we operate.
Tumescent technique with refined cannulas. Multi-stage if multiple areas are addressed.
At a glance
- Duration
- 30–45 minutes
- Anaesthesia
- Sedation or general
- Hospital stay
- Day case
- Recovery
- 1–2 weeks
Recovery
Recovery.
- 01
Weeks 1–6
Compression
Continuous compression garment.
- 02
Month 3
Defined result
Final defined result at three months.
Risks & honesty
What we don't pretend isn't true.
- No surgery is risk-free. We discuss the specific risks of your case in consultation, not as boilerplate.
- Individual results vary. Patient anatomy, age, healing biology and aftercare all shape the outcome.
- Revision rates across our recorded series are below the published industry average — but they are not zero.
- Skin laxity over treated areas can occur if elasticity is inadequate — addressed with RF tightening when needed.
No surgical or non-surgical procedure is risk-free. Individual results vary. This page is a summary; the full discussion happens in consultation.
Questions
Questions worth answering.
No. Liposuction removes localised fat deposits that resist diet and exercise — it is a body-contouring procedure, not a weight-loss method. The best candidates are already near their stable weight, with liposuction addressing what diet and exercise cannot reach.