Liposuction
& Lipofilling.
A comprehensive approach to localised fat deposits and volume restoration while preserving natural proportions.
Liposuction models the contour of individual zones but is not a weight-loss method or a treatment for obesity.
The result depends on fat distribution, skin elasticity, the muscular framework and weight stability. Sometimes liposuction alone is not enough if there is marked skin excess.
In lipofilling, part of the harvested fat is prepared and transferred to areas where volume needs to be gently restored.
Work on localised deposits of the abdominal wall and waist. With skin excess, an abdominoplasty may be discussed.
Correction of the inner and outer thigh surfaces, the knee area and other zones according to individual indications.
Modelling of the lateral and posterior contours of the torso, taking transitions between neighbouring anatomical zones into account.
Transfer of the patient's own fat tissue to restore soft volume and harmonise facial contours.
Correction of soft-tissue deficiency on the back of the hands for a smoother, softer contour.
Good liposuction is invisible as an operation: what shows is cleaner transitions and a balanced silhouette.
The plan is built not around separate "problem spots" but around a full-circle assessment of the body. Professor Fayzullin takes neighbouring zones, skin quality and how the contour looks in motion into account.
The amount of tissue removed does not by itself define the quality of the result. Evenness, smooth transitions and tissue safety matter more.
Examination in several positions, defining the correction zones and skin quality.
Work-up, risk assessment and discussion of possible procedure combinations.
The surgeon marks zones, boundaries and transitions immediately before surgery.
Fat is removed through small access points; in lipofilling part of the tissue is prepared for transfer.
Compression garments and an individual activity regimen are used after surgery.
Swelling subsides gradually, so the contour is assessed dynamically at follow-up visits.
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The information on this page is for general guidance. Indications, the scope of surgery, contraindications and recovery times are determined by the doctor after an in-person consultation and examination.
