Tumescent Liposuction — Abdomen

Tumescent liposuction permanently removes localised fat deposits from the abdomen at BODY klinika using a technique where a special solution containing a vasoconstrictor and local anaesthetic is infused into the target area before fat extraction. This reduces bleeding, bruising, and post-operative pain compared with dry techniques. The clinic offers area-specific pricing — lower abdomen from 23,000 Kč, full abdomen from 32,900 Kč — and can treat multiple zones in one session. Results are permanent provided weight remains stable. The clinic covers nine body zones in total.

Tumescent liposuction is the technique of choice at BODY klinika for removing stubborn subcutaneous fat deposits that resist diet and exercise. The term 'tumescent' refers to the infusion of a dilute solution — typically containing saline, adrenaline as a vasoconstrictor, and a local anaesthetic — into the target tissue before the cannula is inserted. This makes the fat firm (tumescent), reduces bleeding, and provides prolonged local analgesia, making the procedure safer and more comfortable with a shorter recovery than older techniques. For abdominal contouring, the clinic distinguishes between upper abdomen, lower abdomen, and full abdomen treatments, with pricing stepped accordingly. Multiple areas may be treated in a single session — for example, abdomen and flanks — subject to safe volumes and the anaesthesia plan. The fat cells removed do not regenerate, so results are permanent as long as the patient maintains a stable weight. Significant weight gain after the procedure will cause remaining fat cells in untreated areas to enlarge, potentially creating asymmetry, so the procedure is best suited to patients at or near their target weight. BODY klinika's plastic surgeons perform liposuction across nine body zones: chin, upper abdomen, lower abdomen, full abdomen, hips/flanks/waist, back, thighs (outer and inner), knees, calves, buttocks, and arms. Each zone carries its own starting price and is assessed individually. The procedure may be performed under local or general anaesthesia depending on the extent of treatment; a definitive quote and anaesthesia plan is set at consultation. Recovery involves compression garments for several weeks and a return to normal activity within one to two weeks for smaller areas.