Treatments can start from 7 days after surgery.

Treatments can start from 14 days after surgery.

*If edema is severe, we can start from 7 days after.

Treatments can start from 7 days after surgery.

Tightness and constriction are a concern for about 2 weeks after surgery. We recommend treatments about once a month to twice a month for 1-2 months.

Edema can extend to the back of the hand, so we recommend treatments before and after suture removal. Pain and discomfort can last for about 2 weeks. After that, you can start to feel the slimness.

Then, we recommend treatments to address constriction in the elbow and underarm area for 2-3 months. Once or twice a week is recommended.

Liposuction in the abdomen and waist has a wider treatment area, so post-surgical pain, swelling, constriction, and tightness are stronger compared to other areas.

We recommend treatments before and after suture removal.

It takes about 1 month for the pain and swelling to subside. After that, you can start to feel the slimness (waistline).

Then, we recommend treatments to address constriction in the abdomen to waist area for 2-4 months.

Once or twice a week is recommended.

Liposuction in the thighs has a wider treatment area, so post-surgical pain, swelling, constriction, and tightness are stronger compared to other areas.

We recommend treatments before and after suture removal.

It takes about 1 month for the pain and swelling to subside. After that, you can start to feel the slimness.

Then, we recommend treatments to address constriction in the (inner) thighs for 2-4 months.

Once or twice a week is recommended.

Yes, Indiba treatment can be performed before the sutures are removed. However, direct stimulation to the affected area is avoided due to the risk of infection. Before suture removal, treatment will focus on lymphatic flow and preventing swelling.

Indiba's high frequency does not react with metals or artificial joints, so treatment is possible. It is recommended as it helps warm the surrounding tissues, easing mouth opening and reducing facial swelling. Please ensure to note this on your medical history form when you visit.

Constriction refers to the symptoms that occur about a week after liposuction, where the skin in the treated area becomes hard or bumpy.

The skin consists of three layers: the epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous tissue. Liposuction removes fat tissue from the subcutaneous layer, creating a cavity that leads to constriction.

The duration of constriction varies based on the treated area and the amount of fat removed, but generally, it lasts about one month for the chin and about two months for the arms, abdomen, and thighs. If hardness or bumps persist beyond three months, it may indicate leftover or excessive fat, and a visit to the clinic is advisable.

**Infection**: There is a risk of infection from the incision. This risk remains even after sutures are removed. It's recommended to apply protective tape over the wound.

**Fat embolism**: Rarely, blood vessels may be damaged during suction, leading to a fat globule entering the bloodstream and causing blockage.

**Sensory abnormalities**: The skin around the suctioned area may experience numbness or hypersensitivity, which usually improves within about three weeks.

It is advisable to avoid vigorous exercise from the day of surgery until the sutures are removed. Engaging in physical activity may increase swelling and pain. Light exercises like walking or strength training can begin gradually once the bruising has subsided, but this varies individually based on the treatment area, amount of fat removed, body type, age, etc.

Post-operative pain varies by individual. Many report that the peak pain occurs within the first five days, gradually alleviating over time.

Post-operative pain differs among individuals. It is often described as a strong muscle ache or sensitivity from bruising. Most experience a tolerable level of pain.

Taking pain relievers and applying compression to the suctioned area can help reduce pain. Wearing a girdle or similar garment is beneficial for compression. *Note: Caution is required in areas with major arteries, such as the back of the knees or underarms, to avoid impeding blood flow.*

Bruising is common after liposuction, appearing as red-purple marks. Blood will gradually be absorbed by the skin, and bruises will fade. Bruises may appear in areas below the suctioned site due to gravity.

Healing varies individually, and scarring depends on the individual's body type. To minimize scarring, products containing heparin, allantoin, or hydroquinone found in scar treatment creams may be effective.

Swelling occurs due to the accumulation of anesthetic fluid, lymph fluid, and blood in the cavity created by the liposuction. Although swelling and constriction are different symptoms, they share the aspect of empty space.

Liposuction does not equate to weight loss. The fat cells removed are very light, and since over 60% of the human body is made up of water, removing fat and blood does not result in significant weight loss.

Since liposuction physically removes fat cells, the treated areas are less likely to gain weight. However, excessive eating can lead to an increase in subcutaneous and visceral fat.

While some countries recommend avoiding baths for a month post-surgery, once sutures are removed and the wounds are confirmed to be closed, you can bathe normally. Bathing can help speed up the healing of bruises.

Compression garments help minimize swelling and pain. They should be worn until swelling subsides, but as swelling decreases, it is advised to reduce the duration of wear to promote blood circulation.

There is no pain involved. It uses a heating method called Joule heat, providing deep relaxation by warming the body from within. Indiba uses a frequency of 0.44 MHz, which is much lower than that of a microwave, allowing for targeted warming of body tissues.

After treatment, some may experience symptoms similar to post-exercise fatigue, with increased urination as the body detoxifies. Initially, you may feel overall fatigue or heaviness, but these symptoms typically subside within 1-3 days, so there's no need for concern. Adequate hydration before and after treatment is recommended.

Indiba treatment is contraindicated for pregnant women, those with pacemakers, individuals feeling unwell (fever, cold symptoms, etc.), and those receiving strong chemotherapy. Please consult with your physician if you have any medical concerns.

Indiba's high frequency does not react with metals or artificial joints, so treatment is possible. In fact, it helps warm surrounding tissues and improve mobility. Make sure to note this on your medical history form when you visit.

Yes, treatments are available for all genders. You can choose any course without concerns.

We offer a wide range of treatments, so it's common to feel unsure. When making a reservation, simply mention that you'd like to discuss your options, and our staff will help you decide on the day of your appointment.