Body Liposculpture (Lipomodeling)
Body liposculpture is a surgical procedure aimed at precisely shaping the body’s proportions and creating natural-looking contours.
During the procedure, the plastic surgeon does more than simply remove excess fat. The surgeon selectively treats different areas, reducing the thickness of subcutaneous fat in some areas while preserving the desired volume in others. This helps define the waist and enhance the natural contours of the abdomen, back, thighs, and other areas of the body.
When indicated, body liposculpture can be combined with lipofilling — the transfer of the patient’s own fat tissue to areas where additional volume is desired.
Body liposculpture is most commonly performed in the following areas:
- Abdomen and waist;
- Flanks and lower back;
- Back;
- Chest;
- Arms;
- Thighs;
- Buttocks;
- Knees.
It is important to understand:
- Body liposculpture is not a weight-loss procedure; its purpose is to improve body proportions and contours;
- The final result depends on the patient’s body structure, fat distribution, muscle tone, and skin elasticity;
- Lipomodeling enhances the patient’s natural anatomy but cannot completely change their underlying body structure;
- If there is significant excess or pronounced skin laxity, the procedure may need to be combined with a lift of the relevant areas;
- If the procedure includes lipofilling, several sessions may be required;
- After surgery, compression garments must be worn, and the surgeon’s individual postoperative recommendations should be followed.
How is body liposculpture performed?
- The surgeon carefully marks the treatment areas, taking into account the body’s natural lines, proportions, and asymmetry;
- The procedure is performed under general anesthesia;
- Small incisions are made in the designated areas, and a special solution is injected;
- Using thin cannulas, the surgeon selectively removes fat and creates smooth transitions between the treated areas;
- If lipofilling is planned, some of the harvested fat is processed and injected into areas where additional volume is desired;
- The incisions are closed with sutures, and compression garments are applied after the procedure.
Duration of Body Liposculpture Surgery
From 2 to 5 hours. The duration depends on the number of treatment areas, the complexity of the body contouring, and whether lipofilling is required.
Who is body liposculpture suitable for?
- People with a stable weight who want more defined body contours;
- Those with uneven fat distribution or localized fat deposits;
- Women and men who want to improve their body proportions, waist, abdomen, back, thighs, or other areas;
- People with sufficient skin elasticity;
- Those seeking comprehensive body contouring.
How much does body liposculpture cost?
The cost of body liposculpture starts from € 2400*.
*The amount is calculated in UAH based on the official NBU exchange rate on the date of the transaction. The price includes surgery, general anesthesia, compression garments, hospital stay, postoperative medications, and medical staff supervision.
Who performs body liposculpture?
Liposuction is performed by several specialists:
- plastic surgeon Pokhyliuk Roman Hennadiiovych;

Pokhyliuk Roman Hennadiiovych
Plastic Surgeon,
Combustiologist of the Highest Category,
Surgeon of the First Category
Member of the Association of Plastic Surgeons of Ukraine, USAPS (Ukrainian Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons)
Roman Hennadiiovych also has many years of experience in the care department of Cherkasy First City Hospital
Features of the approach: Roman Hennadiiovych is an advocate of natural and aesthetic forms, skillfully balancing patients' wishes with the necessity of surgical intervention, while maintaining the natural proportions of the face and body


Frequently Asked Questions About Body Liposculpture:
What type of anesthesia is used during the procedure?
Both local and general anesthesia may be used for liposuction, depending on the extent of the surgical procedure.


When are the sutures removed?
After liposuction, the sutures are removed on the 10th day after surgery.


What should be avoided after surgery?
After liposuction, you should avoid swimming pools, saunas/steam baths, tanning beds, and strenuous physical activity for one month.


Is it necessary to wear compression garments?
Yes, compression garments must be worn for one month.


