Lipedema

Lipedema is a condition that primarily affects women and often goes years without a correct diagnosis.

With a specialized approach, it is possible to treat the symptoms, improve mobility, and restore quality of life.

ABOUT THE PROCEDURE

Lipedema treatment goes beyond aesthetics

Lipedema is a chronic disease characterized by abnormal fat accumulation, mainly in the legs, causing pain, swelling, and sensitivity to touch. An individual evaluation is essential to define the best treatment plan, always focusing on your health, well-being, and quality of life.

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Pain and sensitivity

Affected areas are usually painful to the touch and sensitive in daily life

02

Resistant fat accumulation

Does not improve with traditional diet or exercise.

03

Frequent swelling

Feeling of heaviness and discomfort in the legs.

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Progressive over time

Can worsen without proper treatment.

HOW LIPEDEMA MANIFESTS IN THE BODY

Understand where lipedema can appear

Lipedema usually affects mainly the legs, hips, and arms, with disproportionate fat accumulation, pain, and a feeling of heaviness that does not improve with diet or exercise.

Saddlebags

The increase in volume in the saddlebag area can cause body disproportion and discomfort, impacting mobility and self-esteem.

Thigh

Sensitivity, pain to the touch, and disproportionate fat accumulation in the thighs are frequent manifestations of lipedema.

Hip

Lipedema can alter body contour and cause increased volume in the hip area, even with healthy habits.

Legs

Heaviness, swelling, and constant discomfort in the legs may be signs of lipedema and deserve specialized evaluation.

Arms

In addition to the legs, lipedema can also affect the arms, causing increased volume, sensitivity, and difficulty finding comfortable clothing.

REAL RESULTS

Transformations that go beyond aesthetics

More than changes in the body, the results reflect improvement in quality of life, comfort, and confidence for each patient.

REAL STORIES OF TRANSFORMATION

Those who lived the experience tell it best

Discover stories of patients who transformed their relationship with their own body.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Important information to help you better understand the procedure and make decisions with greater confidence.

What is lipedema?

Lipedema is a chronic disease characterized by disproportionate fat accumulation, mainly in the legs and, in some cases, the arms, which can cause pain, swelling, and sensitivity.

How do I know if I have lipedema?

The most common signs include pain to the touch, a feeling of heaviness, easy bruising, and localized fat that does not respond to diet or exercise. Confirmation should be made through a specialized medical evaluation.

Does lipedema have a cure?

Lipedema has no cure, but it has treatment. With proper follow-up, it is possible to control symptoms, improve quality of life, and prevent disease progression.

When is surgery indicated?

Surgery is indicated in cases where symptoms are more intense or when clinical treatment is not sufficient to improve the condition. The decision is always made on an individual basis.

Is lipedema surgery only cosmetic?

No. Although it improves body contour, the main goal of surgery is to treat the disease, reducing pain, discomfort, and improving mobility.

How is the treatment recovery?

Recovery varies according to each case, but generally involves close follow-up, use of complementary therapies, and gradual return to activities.

DRA. PATRICIA LYRA

A career dedicated to the health and well-being of patients

Graduated in Medicine from the Federal University of Espírito Santo (UFES), she completed residency in General Surgery and Plastic Surgery at reference centers in Brazil. She also holds a Master's degree in Applied Sciences to Surgery and is a university professor at UFES, contributing to the training of new physicians.

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