LIPOSCULPTING

Ideal candidates are adults who are at or near their goal weight, have good skin elasticity, maintain a
healthy lifestyle, and have specific areas of fat that are disproportionate and resistant to diet and exercise.
LipoSculpting is not suitable as a primary weight-loss solution. Skin laxity is an important consideration —
patients with poor skin tone may require skin excision in addition to liposuction. Dr George will assess your
candidacy at consultation

Under general or local anaesthesia with sedation, a tumescent solution (saline, local anaesthetic, and adrenaline) is infiltrated into the target area to facilitate fat removal and minimise bleeding. A thin cannula is then inserted through small incisions to loosen and suction out fat cells. The procedure duration depends on the number of areas treated. Most patients are discharged the same day

Pre-operative: Achieve and maintain your target weight before surgery. Cease smoking. Avoid anti-inflammatories and blood thinners. Arrange compression garments pre-operatively. Post-operative: Wear compression garments for 4–6 weeks to reduce swelling and support contouring. Expect swelling and bruising for several weeks — final results visible at 3–6 months. Maintain a stable weight post-procedure, as weight gain will affect results. Gentle walking from day one; avoid strenuous exercise for 4–6 weeks

Consultation fee: $_____________ Procedure fee: $_____________ LipoSculpting is a cosmetic procedure. Medicare rebates do not apply. All-inclusive quotes will be provided at consultation. Medicare rebates do not typically apply to this procedure