Pregnancy, weight change, skin ageing and predisposition can alter body contours. Treatment can bring shape and comfort back into better balance.
Body contouring considers not one area in isolation, but the relationship between skin, fatty tissue, the abdominal wall and surrounding areas.
Consultations and many procedures take place at Surgiplast Clinic in Diepenbeek, in a discreet setting with its own operating suite.
Your body changes throughout life.
A treatment may support
without forcing it.
Liposuction is intended for localised fat deposits and is not a method for general weight loss. With excess skin, a tummy tuck, arm lift, thigh lift or more extensive torsoplasty may better match the anatomy.
Fat transfer uses your own fat to support volume and contour in another area. Techniques may sometimes be combined when reduction, skin correction and volume redistribution are all needed.
After pregnancy or significant weight loss, skin, abdominal muscles and body proportions may all have changed. A treatment plan is therefore built around the areas causing the greatest functional or aesthetic concern.
Intimate surgery is also discussed discreetly and individually. Dr Muyldermans carefully explains realistic outcomes, scars, recovery and the order of possible combinations.
Fatty tissue, excess skin and the abdominal wall are assessed separately.
The amount of loose skin and preferred scar position determine which lift may be suitable.
Liposuction and fat transfer can reduce or selectively support contour.
No. Liposuction is intended to treat localised fat deposits and contours at a relatively stable weight.
When the rectus muscles have separated, abdominal wall repair may form part of the procedure. This is assessed during examination.
Techniques or areas can sometimes be combined safely. Total operating time, recovery burden and medical context determine what is responsible.
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