Vaser liposuction is a surgical body contouring procedure that uses ultrasound energy to facilitate the removal of localized adipose tissue. The procedure is determined individually, following a specialist consultation, depending on the patient's anatomy, medical history, skin quality, areas evaluated and the objectives discussed with the doctor.
Vaser liposuction is not a weight loss method and does not replace diet, physical activity or a balanced lifestyle. It is intended to reshape certain areas of localized fat deposits, when medically indicated. Results may vary from person to person and cannot be guaranteed.
Vaser technology uses ultrasound to emulsify the fat tissue before suctioning it out. Your doctor will explain the benefits, limitations, risks, and options appropriate for each case during your consultation.

VASER liposuction uses ultrasound energy to emulsify fat tissue before suctioning it out. The technique can help to target the area more selectively, but the outcome depends on the patient's anatomy, skin quality, fat volume, and individual healing process.
Vaser liposuction may be considered for areas of localized fat, depending on the patient's anatomy, skin quality, and medical indication. Not all areas are suitable for all patients, and the decision is made after specialist evaluation.
During the consultation, areas such as:
In certain cases, the harvested fat may be discussed for transfer to other areas of the body, if there is a medical indication and if the harvested tissue is suitable for this use. This decision is made individually, within the surgical plan.
Patients who are aiming for significant weight loss may be advised to postpone the procedure until their weight has stabilized. Skin quality, elasticity, and lifestyle all influence the final result.
Vaser liposuction can allow for a more selective approach to fat tissue by using ultrasound energy prior to suction. In some cases, this technique can help reshape the treated areas with a greater degree of precision, depending on the medical indication and the surgeon's experience.
Possible benefits discussed in the consultation may include:
The results are not identical for all patients and depend on anatomy, skin quality, adipose tissue volume, technique used, healing and compliance with postoperative instructions.
Like any surgical procedure, Vaser liposuction has benefits, limitations, and risks. These may include bleeding, hematoma, seroma, infection, edema, bruising, numbness or changes in sensitivity, contour irregularities, asymmetry, skin laxity, rare burns or thermal injuries, thrombosis, embolism, the need for revision surgery, and risks associated with anesthesia.
Recovery is determined individually. The doctor may recommend wearing a compression garment, limiting physical exertion, and regular postoperative check-ups. The result gradually stabilizes as the edema decreases and the tissues heal.
The cases presented are for informational purposes and belong to real patients, with their consent. The results are individual and do not represent a guarantee for other patients.
We explain step by step what the procedure you are interested in entails, from consultation to recovery.
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