FAQs

The ideal candidate for 360 liposuction is someone who is close to their ideal body weight but struggles with stubborn fat deposits that do not respond to diet and exercise. Candidates should be non-smokers, in good health, and have realistic expectations about the outcomes of the surgery.

Dr. Kır tailors the procedure based on detailed consultations that assess each patient’s unique body type, fat distribution, and cosmetic goals. He uses advanced imaging and planning tools to ensure the desired outcomes are achieved.

Preparation includes maintaining a stable weight, quitting smoking, avoiding certain medications, and arranging for help during the recovery period. Dr. Kır provides detailed preoperative instructions tailored to your specific needs.

Like all surgical procedures, 360 liposuction carries risks such as infection, bleeding, and an adverse reaction to anesthesia. Specific risks related to liposuction include contour irregularities, numbness, or scarring. Dr. Kır takes extensive precautions to minimize these risks.

The fat cells removed during 360 liposuction are permanently eliminated; however, it is crucial to maintain a stable weight to preserve the results. Significant weight gain can lead to new fat deposits, even in treated areas.

While you will see immediate changes after surgery, the final results of 360 liposuction typically emerge once the swelling has fully subsided, which can take several months. The outcome will continue to improve as the body adjusts and settles into its new contours.