Frequently Asked Questions
Liposuction Questions
About Liposuction
VASER liposuction is a technique that uses ultrasound energy to break down fat cells before they are removed. This allows controlled fat removal and careful contouring of the treated areas.
No. Liposuction is designed to remove localised fat deposits and improve body contour. It is not intended as a treatment for weight loss.
Liposuction may be used to treat several areas including the abdomen, waist, back, arms, chin, neck, thighs, hips, and male chest.
The procedure generally involves three stages: tumescent infiltration, VASER fat emulsification, and removal of fat using power-assisted liposuction.
Treatment Suitability
Who May Consider Liposuction
Individuals with localised fat deposits that remain resistant to diet and exercise may consider liposuction.
Yes. Liposuction procedures are performed for both male and female body contouring.
In many cases, liposuction may be used to remove fat deposits in the male chest area. If glandular tissue is present, gland excision may also be required.
Procedure and Recovery
The duration of the procedure depends on the number of areas being treated.
Initial improvements may become noticeable as swelling settles. Changes in body contour often develop gradually over several months.
Fat cells removed during liposuction do not return. However, maintaining a stable lifestyle and body weight helps preserve the results.
Yes. Follow-up appointments may be scheduled to monitor recovery and ensure the healing process is progressing appropriately.
Safety and Clinical Standards
Procedures are performed by Dr. Shamik Basu, a GMC registered doctor.
Procedures take place in CQC registered clinical facilities.
Consultation allows assessment of suitability for treatment, discussion of patient goals, and explanation of the procedure and recovery process.