Liposuction has a much broader definition. With this term it is possible to name any procedure that relies on technology to destroy fat cells and, in turn, eliminate them from the body through suction. Liposuction is used to get large amounts of fat that gather in the body, especially in those areas where a lot of these fatty cells accumulate, such as the legs, abdomen or buttocks. However, liposculpture is a minor liposuction, since a smaller amount of fat is extracted with the sole purpose of being able to mold the body. Liposculpture can be classified into two groups: invasive and non-invasive. The first is very similar to liposuction, because it requires surgery. For this it is necessary to assume the whole procedure: a series of medical analyzes that will prepare the individual to be operated, the anesthesia and the post-operative procedure. It is absolutely essential to see doctors who are specialists in the field, and that both their clinics, as well as them, are recognized and have the necessary permits to perform these interventions.

Rhinoplasty usually takes one to two hours, although complicated procedures may last longer. During surgery, the skin of the nose separates from its bone and cartilaginous structure on which it rests, which is then sculpted in the desired shape.

General anesthesia is administered through a tube placed in the mouth and is indicated in surgeries that involve repair of deviations, fractures, and so on.