Stubborn pockets of fat often persist in specific areas regardless of diet and exercise, resistant in a way that has more to do with fat distribution than overall fitness.
What Is Liposuction?
Liposuction is a surgical procedure that removes localized pockets of fat through small incisions, using a thin cannula to suction fat from beneath the skin. It can be performed on a wide range of areas, including the abdomen, trunk, chest, back, legs, calves, arms, and thighs, either as a standalone procedure or alongside another body contouring surgery.
Dr. Addona removes fat in a careful, layered pattern designed to preserve smooth transitions between treated and untreated areas, avoiding the divots or irregularities that can result from uneven technique. Because skin quality and elasticity affect how well the overlying skin will redrape after fat removal, this factor is carefully evaluated for each treatment area. Liposuction addresses fat volume specifically, and does not correct loose skin, which is why it is often combined with a lift or tuck procedure when skin laxity is also present.










