Liposuction
Q.Is liposuction a weight-loss surgery?
A.It is usually aimed more at contour improvement than at reducing body weight alone.
Liposuction
Q.Which areas are commonly treated?
A.Common consultation areas include the face, arms, abdomen, thighs, and flanks.
Liposuction
Q.Why is a compression garment important?
A.It helps support swelling management and the recovery process.
Thread Lifting
Q.Can I wash my face or shower on the same day?
A.The guidance indicates only light water cleansing in the evening of the treatment day, and light showering after 24 hours.
Thread Lifting
Q.When do I remove the tape?
A.It is recommended to keep it on until the skin heals.
Thread Lifting
Q.Why take prescriptions for 3–5 days?
A.For inflammation prevention and pain relief; disclose any antibiotic allergy history.
Thread Lifting
Q.How long do bruising and swelling last?
A.Most improve within 1–2 weeks.
Lower Blepharoplasty (Fat Repositioning)
Q.What is the difference between fat removal and repositioning?
A.Removal reduces bulging fat, while repositioning redistributes fat to smooth hollows.
Lower Blepharoplasty (Fat Repositioning)
Q.Will there be scars?
A.Transconjunctival approaches leave no visible scars; skin incisions usually fade.
Lower Blepharoplasty (Fat Repositioning)
Q.When will it look natural?
A.It varies, often stabilizing over weeks to months.
Rhinoplasty
Q.Can functional correction be done together?
A.Yes, septal or breathing issues may be addressed after assessment.
Rhinoplasty
Q.Will scars remain?
A.It depends on the approach; scars usually fade.