Lipedema Treatment
Relief and contouring for legs
Lipedema is a chronic disease marked by abnormal fat accumulation, mainly in the legs (sometimes arms), often painful and resistant to diet. Surgery is currently the only long-term treatment: a specialized liposuction, designed to protect lymphatic vessels, that removes diseased fat and improves quality of life.
Painful, heavy legs with easy bruising.
Disproportionate volume between upper and lower body.
Post-weight-loss changes: even after overall loss, legs remain swollen and sensitive.
Functional or psychological impact due to the condition.
Specialized liposuction with micro-cannulas and gentle technique to preserve lymphatics.
Often performed in multiple sessions depending on extent.
Larger fat volume removal than in standard cosmetic lipo.
General anesthesia.
2-4 hours.
Day surgery or with hopitalization (1 night).
Compression garments or stockings for 6–8 weeks.
Swelling and bruising are common but temporary.
Return to work in 10–14 days.
Light exercise after 4–6 weeks.
Significant reduction in pain and heaviness.
Slimmer legs with improved body proportions.
Long-lasting improvement, though ongoing medical follow-up may be needed.
FAQ
No, it is specifically adapted to protect lymphatics and remove larger fat volumes.
It is the only known long-term treatment, but ongoing follow-up is recommended.
Yes, most patients report a clear decrease in pain and heaviness.
After surgery, many patients use them less, but it depends on individual progress.
Body surgical procedures for women
- Arm LiftBrachioplasty
- Tummy Tuck (Full)Abdominoplasty
- Thigh LiftCruroplasty
- Rib Remodeling (RIBXCAR – “Barbie Waist”)
- Mini Tummy TuckMini-abdominoplasty
- Skin Thightening (Quantum RF / Morpheus8)
- NewHigh-Definition Liposuction (HD Lipo) - Total Definer Technique
- Supermodel Liposuction
- VASER® Liposuction
- Fat Transfer (U-Graft) / Lipofilling
- Buttock Augmentation and Remodeling (Brazilian Butt Lift - BBL)
