VASER Liposuction

VASER liposuction at V CLINIC Brno uses ultrasonic energy to emulsify fat cells before removal via cannula, distinguishing it from traditional liposuction through greater precision and reduced impact on surrounding nerves, blood vessels, and muscle. The procedure can be applied to the abdomen, flanks, waist, thighs, buttocks, arms, back, and submental region under local, sedation, or general anaesthesia depending on scope. A compression garment is worn for 2–6 weeks post-operatively, and final contouring results are assessed at three months.

VASER — Vibration Amplification of Sound Energy at Resonance — is an ultrasound-assisted liposuction platform that uses targeted ultrasonic vibration to selectively break apart fat cell membranes before the fat is aspirated. This preparatory emulsification step is what differentiates VASER from standard liposuction: because the fat is liquefied prior to removal, the cannula moves through tissue with significantly less mechanical force, preserving the integrity of adjacent blood vessels, nerves, and collagen fibres. At V CLINIC Brno, VASER liposuction is available across the full range of body contouring areas: abdomen (upper and lower), flanks and love handles, waist, inner and outer thighs, buttocks, upper arms, back, and the submental (double-chin) area. The scope of the procedure — and therefore the operative time and anaesthesia choice — varies considerably depending on how many areas are treated and the volume to be removed. Single-area treatments may be performed under local anaesthesia alone, while multi-area sessions typically use sedation or general anaesthesia for patient comfort. Post-operatively, patients wear a compression garment for 2–6 weeks to support the treated areas, manage swelling, and help the skin retract evenly. Initial bruising and swelling are expected and typically resolve within two to three weeks, though the final contour assessment is made at three months once residual swelling has resolved. Liposuction is a body-contouring procedure — not a weight-loss method — and is most effective for patients within a healthy weight range who have localised fat deposits resistant to diet and exercise. Patients should be in good health and have realistic expectations about the degree of change possible from a single procedure.