In the evolving landscape of aesthetic enhancement, the focus has shifted from isolated regions to the holistic transformation of the entire body. There is a growing desire for harmony, where each part of the body complements the others, creating a symphony of beauty. Body shaping has emerged as a transformative solution, offering individuals the opportunity to sculpt their ideal silhouette and achieve natural-looking contours.
In this blog post, we aim to provide you with more comprehensive information about this set of surgeries, techniques, and the various types of procedures that fall under the category of body shaping. To avail yourself of Turk Cure’s services in Lipomatic, liposculpture, and liposuction, you can inform us right away by filling out our contact information form.
The Shift Towards Body Shaping
The days of addressing individual areas in isolation are behind us. Aesthetic ideals have evolved, with a greater emphasis on overall harmony and balance. According to leading Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Specialists, the philosophy behind body shaping reflects a deeper understanding of aesthetics:
“Aesthetic requires an artistic eye. A single note does not an art make.”
The rise in demand for body-shaping procedures can be attributed to several factors. Firstly, individuals are increasingly realizing that targeting a single area may not yield the desired results. Achieving aesthetic harmony involves considering the entire body, ensuring that each part is in proportion with the rest. Moreover, there is a growing appreciation for natural-looking results, with an emphasis on procedures that enhance rather than alter one’s appearance.
Understanding Body Shaping
At its core, body shaping is a surgical procedure that aims to sculpt the living tissue of the body, much like a sculptor shapes stone or clay. It takes into account the individual’s unique anatomy and considers the body as a whole. Over time, factors such as genetics, lifestyle choices, and aging can lead to changes in fat distribution, resulting in areas of accumulation and depletion. Body shaping addresses these concerns by redistributing fat to create balanced proportions and harmonious contours.
Body shaping involves a series of procedures designed to sculpt and contour the body. Liposculpture, a key technique in body shaping, utilizes advanced devices such as Lipomatic to remove excess fat and create defined lines. During the fat transfer process, techniques like the Cihantimur Fat Transfer method are employed to enrich the fat with stem cells before transferring it to desired areas.
Does the physician make decisions alone for these types of surgeries?
It should be known that generally, achieving a patient’s desires and ideals is one of the main motivations in cosmetic surgeries. However, many patients are influenced by social media or celebrities to undergo specific surgeries, which in itself is not necessarily wrong. However, it should be noted that becoming identical to a famous personality after undergoing lipomatic or liposculpture surgery is almost impossible and even unnecessary. This is because physical conditions, bone structure, genetics, body anatomy, and even the skin color of individuals significantly affect the outcome. Therefore, before performing liposculpture, the patient’s expectations are heard, and then the physician expresses their opinion so that the patient can form a mental image of the final result. If possible, 3D simulation software or showing albums of images of individuals with similar anatomy and similar requests are used.
How is the body shaping surgery performed?
This surgery is performed under general anesthesia and is essentially based on extracting excess fat from areas of the body where they are stored (such as the waist, hips, thighs, etc.) and strategically using it in areas that help strengthen body contouring and curves. This whole process is called liposculpture, and the device used to perform it is lipomatic. Additionally, our colleagues at Estetik International use a special technique invented by Dr. Bulent Cihantimur for fat transfer.
In which areas do patients see improvement with body shaping or liposculpture surgeries?
With the prominent use of the Cihantimur Fat Transfer technique, the most significant work done is narrowing the waist and adding fat to the buttocks, known as a Brazilian butt lift, to shape them and achieve symmetry in all areas of the waist, back, buttocks, hips, and thighs. On the other hand, if there is a disparity between the legs or deformity on the lower legs, fat can still be used to correct these issues. Breast augmentation and injecting fat into the hands, also known as hand aesthetics, are other surgeries that can be performed at this stage because the hands are the first parts of the body to show signs of aging, and the fundamental fat cells of the body can have a miraculous effect on rejuvenating them. Fat can even be used for lip augmentation or cheek enhancement.
What is the process for extracting excess fat from these areas called?
The process for extracting excess fat from the mentioned areas is called liposculpture. Both fat extraction and injection require skilled and artistic hands from the surgeon to ensure the necessary proportion is maintained in all parts of the body. Then, the fat is separated from additional materials such as water and other substances to enrich it with the fundamental cells naturally found in fat as much as possible. The fat used for injection into the breasts, buttocks, and hips is pure fat.
What are the benefits of body shaping with the innovative technique of Dr. Cihantimur?
Considering that the fat transferred in this method is in its purest form and is rich in fundamental cells, it guarantees higher stability of the results. However, patients still need to adopt a healthier diet and lifestyle. Another benefit of this method is that due to the expertise of the surgeon, only one hole is created for fat collection and another hole for injection.
What are the differences between liposculpture or body shaping and liposuction?
This method is known as Liposculpture, which involves shaping fat as it’s removed. It differs from traditional Liposuction in several key aspects. Initially, fat cells are dissolved using vibration from a device called a cannula before being extracted from the body. A significant distinction from Liposuction is that if the cannula encounters non-fat cells, built-in security measures activate, halting the device immediately. This dramatically reduces the risk of emboli and offers a virtually painless process, resulting in less bruising and swelling.
Liposculpture operates using ultrasonic energy, which breaks down fat and respects the body’s nervous system, muscles, and blood vessels. The cannula features a 360-degree rotating point, allowing for efficient fat dissolution and removal. These advanced features enable aesthetic surgeons to focus on contouring with greater precision, leading to superior results.
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