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01, Body
Liposuction
Best if stubborn fat stays put despite diet and exercise.
Is this you?
- Fat on the tummy, flanks or thighs that won't shift
- Bra-line or back rolls
- You're close to your ideal weight but want a better shape
- Anaesthesia
- General or local
- Surgery
- 1–3 hours
- Stay
- Day care
- Desk work
- 3–5 days
What it is
Removes stubborn fat through small incisions, using VASER to contour areas like the tummy, flanks, thighs and arms. A compression garment helps the skin settle and reduces swelling.
Recovery
- Days 3–5Light activity
- Week 1Desk work
- Week 4Exercise
- 3–6 monthsFinal shape
CanRemove stubborn fat and refine your contours, with small scars
Can'tReplace weight loss, or tighten loose skin
Talk to us first if you have a lot of loose skin. A tummy tuck may suit you better.
02, Body
Tummy tuck
Best if loose skin or a separated tummy remains after pregnancy or weight loss.
Is this you?
- Loose or overhanging skin on the lower tummy
- A bulge from separated tummy muscles
- Stretch marks below the belly button
- Anaesthesia
- General
- Surgery
- 2–4 hours
- Stay
- 1–2 nights
- Desk work
- 2–3 weeks
What it is
Removes excess skin and fat from the abdomen and tightens the underlying muscles for a flatter, firmer tummy. AEONA also offers Hi-Definition and Internal Corset techniques for a more defined waist.
Recovery
- Week 2Light activity
- Weeks 2–4Normal routine
- Weeks 6–8Full recovery
- 3–6 monthsFinal shape
CanRemove loose skin, tighten the muscles and flatten the tummy
Can'tReplace weight loss, or avoid a scar (it sits low, under underwear)
Talk to us first if you plan more children or more weight loss.
Real results
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FAQ
Body questions, answered
No. Liposuction removes stubborn fat that diet and exercise don't shift, to improve your shape. It works best when you are close to your ideal weight.
After liposuction most women return to desk work in about a week, and to light activity within a few days. After a tummy tuck, plan on 2–3 weeks before returning to work.
The fat cells removed don't come back. The remaining ones can still grow if you gain weight, so results last best with a stable weight and a healthy lifestyle.
Yes. A compression garment for a few weeks after surgery helps reduce swelling and lets the skin settle smoothly over your new contour.
Yes. A tummy tuck is often done together with liposuction of the waist and flanks for a smoother, more defined result in one surgery.
Liposuction leaves a few tiny scars that fade well. A tummy tuck leaves a longer scar low on the tummy, placed to sit under underwear.