Abstract
Liposuction, sometimes referred to as ‘lipo’, slims and reshapes specific areas of the body by removing localised excess fat deposits, and improving body contours and proportions. The effectiveness of liposuction is testament to its sustained popularity. It is not a treatment for generalised obesity or for loose skin. Liposuction is generally performed under general anaesthesia, supplemented by local anaesthesia. Several assisted techniques that improve the effectiveness of liposuction have been developed. Olivier Branford outlines various liposuction methods and explores the safety, efficacy, indications and contraindications of this procedure
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