Perhaps the most significant difference between the female and male form lies in the distribution of fat and fat flow. The masculine figure is characterised by broad shoulders, a sloping back and a small, straight waist and hip.

Angles and bulking muscles are perceived as attractive. Women, on the other hand, reveal contour that contribute to their sensuality. Whether they are slimmer or full figured, the beauty of their physique is accentuated by these curves. And whether over weight or within the healthy weight category, both liposculpture and liposuction can produce tremendous results for the female form.

Liposuction in general and liposculpture in particular are procedures that have improved significantly over the past few years. Today, three-dimensional liposuction allows the patient to remain conscious and fully mobile throughout the procedure. In the later stages of the operation, if necessary, the surgeon can even ask the patient to sit or stand during the procedure, so he can observe the body from various angles. The latest design of smaller suction cannulas achieve better liposuction results in that they can avoid the risk of resulting grooves and ridges. Although it takes more time in theatre, most surgeons prefer the smaller suction cannulas as they have significantly enhanced the final results of both liposuction and liposculpture.