Liposuction and Liposculpture

Liposuction and Liposculpture are two procedures that are performed by a board certified cosmetic surgeon to remove unwanted body fat. These two cosmetic surgeries have a few unique differences. If you are exploring the benefits of either surgery, then it is important that you understand these subtle differences.

What is Liposuction?

Liposuction is often referred to as “lipo.” It is a cosmetic surgery that is designed to slim and reshaped specific areas of the body by reducing and removing excess fat deposits. A skilled cosmetic surgeon can improve a patient’s body contours and proportions through liposuction. Liposuction techniques are often used on: thighs, hips, buttock, abdomen, upper arms, and lower legs.

What is Liposculpture?

While in the same “cosmetic family” as liposuction, liposculpture is a more advanced cosmetic surgery. Liposculpture is designed to perform more excessive body contouring through the removal and reshaping of fat deposits. It is used to enhance the definition of muscles and remove fat from problem areas, such as the stomach, neck, and chin.

Liposuction and Liposculpture vary in a few unique ways; however, both treatment options offer a variety of benefits to patients. Benefits include: reduced healing time, less invasive cosmetic procedures, precise cell targeting, and reduced levels of body fat.

The Pensacola Cosmetic Surgery Center is offering a spring discount on all Liposculpting fee of 30% OFF! Give our office a call for your personal consultation with Dr. Tiller.