Step 01Body assessment
Areas are examined for fat thickness, skin elasticity, asymmetry and previous procedures.
Body contouring at SRENOVA focuses on proportion, stubborn fat pockets, loose skin and contour imbalance rather than generic weight-loss promises.
The plan may involve non-surgical devices, liposuction, tightening or surgical contouring depending on anatomy, skin quality and goals.
Step 01Areas are examined for fat thickness, skin elasticity, asymmetry and previous procedures.
Step 02Non-surgical and surgical routes are compared with downtime and expectation clarity.
Step 03Compression, activity changes and review timing are discussed when relevant.
Contour concerns can come from localized fat, loose skin, poor elasticity, post-pregnancy change or weight fluctuation. Each needs a different solution.
Clients are guided on whether a subtle non-surgical route is realistic or whether surgical planning would be more honest.
This helps clients understand why the same body area may need different plans.
May respond to fat-reduction approaches.
May need tightening or surgical removal.
Usually needs separate expectation-setting.
May require correction planning rather than simple reduction.
These points give visitors quick clarity before they message the clinic.
Designed for contour, not scale weight.
Non-surgical and surgical routes differ greatly.
Depends on procedure intensity.
Tissue quality drives the recommendation.
Clear answers help clients compare options with more confidence.
No. It is for shape refinement and selected stubborn areas, not general weight reduction.
Mild laxity may improve with some methods, but significant loose skin often needs surgical discussion.
It depends on anatomy, skin quality, health history and goals. Common areas include abdomen, flanks, thighs, arms and back.
Weight gain can affect treated and untreated areas. Maintenance habits matter after contouring.
Book a SRENOVA consultation for a careful assessment, realistic options and a treatment plan suited to your concern.