Why get Thigh liposuction?

Thigh liposuction is a form of body contouring that helps remove excess fat for both the inner and outer thighs, providing patients with a slimmer appearance. Thigh liposuction can also help prevent chaffing that could be caused by excess fatty buildup on the inner thigh area. It can also reduce cellulite buildup.

Thigh liposuction has become more popular to both men and women looking to lose that extra weight when dieting and exercise is not achieving the goal.

How does the TOPAL ™ procedure work?

The TOPAL procedure is performed with a local anesthetic, limiting both side effects and and additional risks that come with traditional liposuction. The TOPAL procedure uses several small incisions to reach the different areas of the body that are being focused on during the procedure. These very small incisions used in the fat removal process provide the best contouring of your body.

Who is a good candidate for the TOPAL ™ procedure procedure?

If you have areas of fat that will not respond to diet and exercise, then you’re a candidate for Laser lipolysis. Ideal candidates are in good health, of normal body weight and have realistic expectations for the results. Patients who are not satisfied with their previous results from traditional liposuction can also benefit from laser lipolysis, to adjust their irregularities.

What do I have to do after the treatment?

A compression garment must be worn for several days to several weeks, depending on the body area being treated. Rest is recommended after the procedure for one day and activity may be resumed gradually. Refrain from hot tubs or strenuous exercise for two weeks. You will be advised by Dr. El-Attar to start your lymphatic drainage which helps your recovery with best results obtained.

Does laser lipolysis provide lasting results?

Yes! Adults do not create new fat cells. When a person gains weight, the fat cells expand. The Smartlipo procedure permanently removes the fat cells. Should you gain weight, most fat will be deposited in areas where the procedure was not performed.