Many people would like to have liposuction on their buttocks and legs. Such a combination treatment is certainly possible, for example in the case of a fat distribution disorder. <\/p>\n
Smaller or larger accumulations of fat on the legs are a typical symptom of so-called lipoedema. This localized fat distribution disorder<\/strong> is often inherited. <\/p>\n Patients suffering from lipoedema<\/a> seek liposuction<\/strong> of<\/strong>the buttocks<\/strong> and<\/strong> legs<\/strong> not only because of the improved aesthetics. Above all, they want to alleviate existing swelling, pain and similar complaints. <\/p>\n Liposuction on the legs is a standard treatment<\/strong>, but a procedure on the buttocks is not standard and is considered taboo due to its anatomical characteristics.<\/p>\n When treating the legs, the plastic surgeon requires a great deal of experience, especially for the ankles and calves, as these areas are very demanding.<\/p>\n The most important information on liposuction<\/strong> of the<\/strong> legs<\/strong> can be found in the section on the treatment of the thighs<\/u>, riding breeches<\/a>, calves<\/a> and ankles<\/u> . In principle, suction can be applied to almost all areas of the legs.<\/p>\n However, the classic areas are the thighs, including saddlebags<\/strong>, the front region of the thighs and the inner thighs.<\/p>\nWhat needs to be considered during liposuction on the buttocks and legs?<\/h2>\n
Legs<\/h3>\n