Body contouring with liposuction under local anaesthesia
Liposuction under local anaesthesia in Naples treats selected localised fat deposits without general anaesthesia. Following medical assessment, the procedure involves infiltrating a local anaesthetic solution and then removing fatty tissue through controlled suction, aiming to improve body contours while maintaining balanced proportions.
What is liposuction under local anaesthesia?
Our liposuction technique combines comfort and excellent results, removing the need for general anaesthesia.
We use an innovative device that:
1. Infiltrates a specific solution that acts as a local anaesthetic and softens fatty tissue.
2. Removes excess fat by suction to reshape the treated areas; results depend on individual circumstances and are not guaranteed.
Advantages of the technique
Comfort during the procedure: local anaesthesia significantly reduces sensation in the treated area, although discomfort may still be felt during some stages.
Quick recovery times: The procedure minimises trauma to the body.
Maximum precision: The device allows the body to be sculpted with natural-looking results.
The patient remains awake: the procedure does not require general anaesthesia, avoiding the risks specifically associated with it.
Suitable for several body areas: Abdomen, flanks, thighs, arms, back and chin.
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How the procedure works
1. Preparation: Identifying the areas to be treated.
2. Infiltration of the anaesthetic solution: Infiltration of the anaesthetic solution reduces pain during the procedure but does not guarantee freedom from discomfort or pain afterwards.
3. Fat removal by suction: Fat is removed using cannulas; as with any operation, tissue injury and other complications are possible.
4. Finishing: To achieve an even, natural-looking result.
Not all localised fat deposits need surgery. For smaller deposits, another option may be injection treatment for localised fat, while fat accumulation in the male chest is discussed in the dedicated guide to pseudogynaecomastia.
Liposuction under local anaesthesia in Naples: what does it mean?
Liposuction under local anaesthesia in Naples is performed by infiltrating a solution containing local anaesthetic directly into the area to be treated. The patient remains conscious throughout the procedure, and general anaesthesia is not required.
Following careful medical assessment, this approach may be indicated for localised fat deposits in selected body areas. Suitability depends on the amount and distribution of fatty tissue, the patient’s general health and the size of the area to be treated.
Liposuction is a body-contouring procedure, not a treatment for obesity. The consultation therefore assesses whether liposuction is appropriate or whether less invasive methods could be considered for smaller fat deposits.
Who may be suitable for liposuction under local anaesthesia?
This technique is ideal for people who:
• Want to remove localised fat deposits resistant to diet or exercise.
• Understands the possible risks and accepts that recovery times vary.
• Prefers to avoid general anaesthesia while understanding that this is still a surgical procedure.
Recovery
Recovery varies with the extent of surgery and individual response. Swelling, bruising and pain can persist; the doctor plans follow-up, explains precautions and advises when activities can be resumed.
Why choose my clinic in Naples?
• Experience and professionalism: Years of practice in body-contouring techniques.
• Latest-generation technology: Instruments and technique are selected with regard to the clinical indication and the risks of the procedure.
• An individual approach: Every treatment is tailored to the patient’s needs.
Frequently asked questions
1. How long does treatment take? Duration depends on the treated area but usually ranges from 1 to 2 hours.
2. Is the procedure painful?Local anaesthesia reduces pain during surgery. Discomfort or pain may occur during recovery and should be managed according to the doctor’s advice.
3. When will I see results?Results are visible after a few weeks, with gradual improvement over the following months.
4. Is a rest period needed?Recovery time depends on the area treated, the extent of surgery and the type of activity. Return to activities should be agreed with the doctor.
Do you have a localised fat deposit that does not improve despite diet and exercise? Book an individual assessment to establish whether liposuction under local anaesthesia is suitable for you and which body-contouring technique may be most appropriate.