Liposuction

Liposuction at MUDr. Kloud's Hradec Králové practice removes localised fat deposits from the chin, abdomen, flanks, thighs, buttocks, knees, calves, and arms using the tumescent technique, which pre-fills the target area with diluted local anaesthetic and adrenaline to reduce bleeding, improve fat removal precision, and enable most procedures to be completed under local anaesthesia. Prices are per treated zone, starting at CZK 10,000 for the chin. A post-operative compression garment is essential and must be worn continuously for the first weeks. Patients should be at or near their target body weight with good skin elasticity for the best contouring result.

Liposuction at MUDr. Kloud's practice uses the tumescent technique as the standard approach for most body areas. In tumescent liposuction, a solution containing diluted local anaesthetic (lidocaine) and a vasoconstrictor (adrenaline) is infused into the subcutaneous fat layer before any fat is aspirated. The adrenaline contracts local blood vessels, dramatically reducing intraoperative bleeding and minimising post-operative bruising. The lidocaine provides thorough local anaesthesia for the duration of the procedure and the first several hours of recovery. The result is a technique that is safer, less traumatic, and more precise than classical dry or wet liposuction, and that enables most single-area procedures to be performed entirely under local anaesthesia without the need for general anaesthetic or hospitalisation. The pricing structure at this clinic is transparent and area-by-area: chin CZK 10,000; lower abdomen, flanks, calves, and arms CZK 15,000 each; outer thighs CZK 18,000; full abdomen, inner thighs, and buttocks CZK 18,000–20,000. For patients combining multiple areas or choosing general anaesthesia for comfort, the GA fee of CZK 8,000 applies, and larger procedures may require a one-night stay at Sanatorium Sanus. Fat is aspirated through small cannulas via tiny puncture incisions that heal to near-invisible marks. Multiple passes at different depths and vectors create smooth, even results. Immediate post-operative compression is fundamental — a fitted elastic garment is applied before the patient leaves and worn continuously for the first four weeks, then during the day only for a further two weeks. The compression prevents seroma formation, supports the tissue as it contracts, and guides the final shape. Ideal candidates are adults within 10 to 15 kg of their target body weight who carry localised fat deposits that resist diet and exercise. Good skin elasticity is important: in areas where the skin has lost significant tone — such as the inner thighs in older patients or the abdomen after pregnancy — liposuction alone may not produce the desired contour, and surgical skin excision (thigh lift, abdominoplasty) may be more appropriate. MUDr. Kloud discusses this honestly at consultation. The most common areas treated at this clinic are the abdomen and flanks (often together), outer and inner thighs, the chin (frequently requested as a standalone ambulatory procedure), and the upper arms. Patients return to desk work within one week and resume strenuous activity after four weeks. Visible results develop progressively as swelling subsides, with the final contour apparent at two to three months.