Liposculpturing

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You can think of Liposculpturing as the richer, younger brother of Liposuction. Though they both work in a similar manner — first breaking the fat down and then sucking it out of your body through a series of small incisions — the targeted way in which Dr. Pnini is able to perform his artistry means that even small areas of fat can be removed from your neck, arms, hips, and knees, the areas most common for Liposculpture.
It is important that you have realistic and manageable goals with Liposculpture. If you are 100 lbs overweight, diet and exercise are likely to help you most right now. Also it’s unreasonable and unhealthy to expect more than a few pounds of fat to be removed — it simply puts too much stress on your body. If, however, you have fatty lumps and bumps that you want removed so that your look is smoother and more refined, it is likely that Liposculpture is for you.

Liposculpturing of Neck

This surgery can help remove fatty deposits, define your chin, or remove fat from your neck, restoring that “swan neck” you were so famous for in college.

Liposculpturing of Arms

This procedure can remove fat from the backs of your arms, or remove fatty deposits from your arms or underarms. If you’re tired of that jiggle, this liposculpture may be just the ticket.

Liposculpturing of Knees

This surgery can help smooth the lumpy fatty bits that hover around your kneecaps, and make you want to rethink those shorts you were going to wear. Even if the rest of your body is in perfect shape, the knees can often be the exception without this liposculpture.