Leg Liposuction in Paris

All changes made by the surgeon are permanent and will last as long as you maintain a healthy lifestyle and engage in regular physical activity.

The consultation is a special opportunity to meet with your surgeon; during this time, you can discuss your wishes and expectations so that a personalized treatment plan can be developed.

Your medical and surgical history, as well as your current treatments, will be documented, and your surgeon will examine you and take numerous photographs of the areas to be treated.

If you'd like, you can view before-and-after photos of patients who have undergone the same treatments you're planning; this will give you an idea of the results you might achieve.

The entire procedure will be explained to you in detail so that you have a clear understanding of each step in the process.

During the consultation, the surgeon will explain the steps you need to take before the procedure.

You will be prescribed vitamin and protein supplements, as well as all postoperative treatments.

All tobacco use must be stopped at least 6 weeks before the procedure.

Anti-inflammatory medications such as aspirin, profenid, nifluril, etc., should be discontinued in consultation with your primary care physician.

When you are discharged from the hospital, a family member or friend will need to take you home.

If you feel sick shortly before the procedure, please let us know as soon as possible.

No sick leave is granted since this is cosmetic surgery.

Dr. Delobaux takes every safety precaution for your procedure. For high-definition liposuction, certain criteria must be met before any surgery can be considered.

1. For patients with comorbidities such as diabetes, sleep apnea, hypertension, or a history of cardiovascular disease, detailed examinations will be required. Safety is a priority in our surgical practice.

2. Infection Prevention: Before your procedure, you will be prescribed vitamins, protein, and dietary supplements to promote healing and boost your body’s immune response. If lipofilling is planned, you will be prescribed antibiotics after the procedure to reduce the risk of infection.

3. Prevention of venous thrombosis (phlebitis): During the consultation, Dr. DELOBAUX will assess the risk of deep vein thrombosis. Compression stockings and injectable anticoagulants will be prescribed to reduce the risk of thrombosis.

4. For liposuction procedures involving multiple areas or large volumes, patients will be kept under observation overnight for their safety and comfort.

5. The use of VASER technology reduces bleeding, which is particularly beneficial in liposuction procedures involving large volumes. A randomized clinical trial showed that the use of VASER was associated with reduced bleeding compared to conventional liposuction.

Yes, these are two procedures that are frequently performed together in women and that help reshape the figure around the abdomen, thighs, and back, while also enhancing the buttocks to make them fuller and more youthful.

Once the fat is removed from the areas where liposuction was performed, the surgeon purifies it and separates it from blood and other fluids before reinjecting it into key areas of the buttocks for aesthetic purposes.

Yes, these two procedures can be combined; they allow you to reshape your figure in the abdomen, thighs, and any other desired areas, while also using the harvested fat to enhance the breasts and restore their shape and a harmonious contour.

Once the fat is removed from the areas where liposuction was performed, the surgeon purifies it and separates it from blood and other fluids before reinjecting it into the breasts to improve their appearance.

After liposuction, you will be able to get up and walk normally on the evening of the procedure or, in most cases, the next day. You can return to work as soon as you feel comfortable performing your usual movements, which typically takes 3 to 10 days, depending on the procedure and the amount of fat removed.

Physical activities should not be resumed until 3 to 4 weeks have passed.

Swelling and bruising are usually mild and go away quickly.

It is important to begin manual lymphatic drainage on the second day and continue for 2 to 3 weeks following the procedure; this will significantly improve both the results and your recovery.

It is also essential to wear compression garments for at least 4 weeks.

Small drains will help you get rid of swelling and fluid buildup quickly and will be removed after 24 to 48 hours.

Yes, absolutely—they help the body eliminate fluid buildup and reduce recovery time and swelling.

Liposuction disrupts the lymphatic system, causing natural drainage to become less effective; manual drainage helps restore lymphatic circulation more quickly.

Massage also has significant benefits for skin texture and suppleness; it helps soften the skin and prevent hardening.

All fat cells that are removed are gone for good; they cannot return.

On the other hand, the remaining cells retain their storage capacity and can increase in volume in the event of significant weight gain. It is therefore essential to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

What is commonly referred to as “cellulite” is the dimpled appearance of the skin caused by the pulling action of fat deposits.

Cellulite is the pulling of fat cells on the skin.

VASER liposuction uses ultrasound to tighten the skin and thereby reduce the appearance of "cellulite."

Yes, the results are permanent and become visible between the third and sixth months. The fat that is removed never returns. And other areas do not accumulate more fat after liposuction.

Yes, but that's a subjective matter that depends on the individual. Prescription medication and rest always help relieve the pain.

Yes, because it prevents the swelling from becoming chronic and prevents blood from pooling under the skin. In addition, it helps the skin regain its proper contour.

Very few, if any. They look like a mole during the first year and then almost always disappear after 12 to 18 months.

Answer