Targeted Fat Reduction: Removes selected deposits of excess fat. Improved Body Contours: Can refine the shape of treated areas. More Balanced Proportions: May improve the relationship between adjacent body regions. Ultrasound-Assisted Fat Disruption: Uses ultrasound energy before suction removal. Personalised Treatment: Areas and correction are selected according to individual anatomy. Small Access Incisions: Treatment is performed through small entry points. Potential for Greater Definition: Contouring may reveal existing underlying shape in suitable patients. Long-Lasting Improvement: Results can be maintained with stable weight, although ageing and weight changes continue to affect appearance.

VASER is a form of ultrasound-assisted liposuction. It uses ultrasound energy to help disrupt fatty tissue before suction removal.

VASER adds an ultrasound step before fat removal. Traditional suction-assisted liposuction loosens and removes fat using a cannula and suction without this ultrasound step.

Common liposuction areas include the abdomen, waist, back, thighs, hips, upper arms and beneath the chin.

Yes, when clinically appropriate.

Fat reduction may make existing contours more visible in suitable patients.

Local anaesthesia, sometimes with sedation, or general anaesthesia may be used.

Some patients return to light work within several days; more extensive treatment may require around two weeks or longer.

Gentle walking is usually encouraged early. Strenuous exercise and heavy lifting should resume gradually after surgical clearance. Timing varies with the extent of treatment.

Contours become clearer as swelling settles. The treated area may take around six months to settle fully