Body-Jet™ Liposuction Malaysia

Body Jet liposuction involves water-assisted liposuction which is safe, effective and has minimal downtime. Body jet liposuction can be done as a daycare or inpatient procedure where patients admit in the morning and go back the same or the following day.  Body jet liposuction is exceptionally useful for fat transfer candidates who wish to transfer their fat to other parts of their body (i.e. face, breasts, buttocks or hands).

Liposuction is suitable for those individuals who wish to maintain a perfect body shape and contour. A healthy diet and exercise are mandatory to sustain the results before and after the procedure. Contrary to popular belief,liposuction is NOT a weight reduction procedure. However, a slight reduction in weight is noticeable.   Individuals who have lost significant amounts of weight by exercise and dieting will always find certain areas of the body where there will be stubborn fat.  These areas of stubborn fat are suitable to be tackled by liposuction surgery.

Tummy Tuck (also known as abdominoplasty) is a popular form of cosmetic surgery for people wishing to regain a flatter abdomen. Abdominoplasty is designed to flatten the abdomen by removing excess skin and fat and tightening the muscles of the abdominal wall. It is an excellent procedure to correct excess lower abdominal skin and repair muscle laxity. Types of tummy tuck surgery? A mini tummy tuck, full tummy tuck and extended tummy tuck surgery. What are the differences between the three types of tummy tucks? Mini tummy tuck surgery is ideal for those who have a slight excess of skin and fat below the belly button. Full tummy tuck surgery is for those who have a significant excess of skin and fat in the upper and lower abdomen. Extended tummy tuck surgery is for those who also have a significant amount of excess skin and fat at the hip and lower back areas. A tummy tuck is performed by making a horizontal incision from hip bone to hip bone and removing skin and fat from the lower abdomen and tightening the abdominal wall muscles.