Many of us have problem areas of stubborn fat that just won’t go away – even with exercise and diet. Common problem areas on women include extra fat deposits on the hips, abdomen, thighs, and arms. Men, on the other hand, often see unwanted fat on their abdomen, chest, and neck. Liposuction (lipo) can be an effective method for removing these stubborn areas of fat.

The top surgical cosmetic procedure in the U.S. is liposuction. Over 400,000 men and women combined received this procedure in 2016. While you may be familiar with the basics of liposuction, you may not know that there are different types of liposuction procedures. These different types range from the more traditional methods to the more modern methods that use lasers or vibration.

Let’s take a look at the differences between vibration-supported liposuction (one of the most modern and state-of-the-art lipo procedures) and traditional liposuction.

Ever find yourself wishing you could move excess fat from one area of your body to another – such as from your abdomen area to your buttocks or breasts? You’re not alone. Thanks to a cosmetic procedure called fat transfer, you can have fat moved from one part of your body to another and enhance your overall feminine physique.