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How to Get Rid Of FUPA – a Fat Upper Pubic Area
By Dr Jeremy Hunt FRACS - Specialist Plastic Surgeon

How to Get Rid Of FUPA – a Fat Upper Pubic Area

Get Rid of FUPA – Bulging Mons Reduction

Fat in the upper pubic area, known as FUPA or bulging mons, is stubborn fat that collects in the upper part of the pubic area just below the bikini line. Several surgical procedures can help you get rid of your bulging mons such as monsplasty, panniculectomy, and abdominoplasty. Other less invasive procedures and treatments like liposuction or cryolipolysis can also help reduce your FUPA and tone your upper pubic area.

Diet and exercise alone are usually not enough to get rid of the fat in the upper pubic area specifically. However, they can help you in losing total body weight and improve the appearance of your lower belly.

Dr Jeremy Hunt is a plastic surgeon with over 20 years experience in body contouring procedures. Dr Hunt regularly performs monsplasty and other fat removal procedures that can help you get rid of FUPA and give your upper pubic area a flatter and smoother appearance.

What Is FUPA Or Bulging Mons?

Beyonce was one of the first celebrities to popularise talking about a FUPA. Fat in the upper pubic area (FUPA) or bulging mons is a pad of stubborn fatty tissue just below your bikini line. The mons pubis is the layer of fat covering your pubic bone. It’s in the shape of an upside-down triangle and extends from your genitals to the top of your pubic hairline.

After pregnancy, abdominal surgery, or massive weight loss, excess fat may accumulate in the mons pubis area and create a bulging effect known as FUPA or bulging mons. As fat builds up, this lower belly pooch can become loose and hang over your pubis and genitals creating an unpleasant appearance especially when you’re wearing tight pants or a bathing suit.

What Causes FUPA?

The mons pubis is a naturally fatty area and is easily susceptible to fat deposits. The upper pubic area can collect excess fat as a result of:

  • Childbirth
  • Rapid weight loss
  • Ageing
  • Genetics
  • Abdominal surgery (e.g.: C-section)

Moreover, hormonal changes and the menstrual cycle can affect how your mons pubis and vaginal areas look. When your hormones change or when you get your period, your lower belly area can become bloated creating a lower belly bulging appearance. Nevertheless, this effect isn’t usually permanent and your lower belly can go back to normal after your hormones return to their normal levels.

Getting Rid Of FUPA with Cosmetic Procedures

The most popular way to remove fat from the upper pubic area specifically is cosmetic treatment. If you want to get rid of the fat that’s exactly in your upper pubic area, there are surgical and nonsurgical procedures that you can consider.

1.     Monsplasty

 

A monsplasty, also known as a pubic lift, is a surgical procedure that specifically targets the fatty upper portion of your genital area (your pubic mound). It is specifically designed to reduce bulging mons and get rid of FUPA.

A pubic lift surgery can lift and tighten your entire upper pubic area. During a monsplasty procedure, Dr Hunt will:

  • Carefully cut out extra fat and tissue from your mons pubis area
  • Remove excess skin from your pubic mound
  • Tighten the underlying muscles and tissues

Following a pubic lift, your mons will be less prominent. Your pubic area will look smooth and toned when you wear tight clothes or a bikini – or even when you aren’t wearing anything at all.

A monsplasty surgery can get rid of your FUPA, sculpt and contour your upper pubic area, and create a smoother upper vaginal appearance.

This fat removal surgery not only improves the cosmetic appearance of your mons pubis, but also can also enhance function and comfort. Extra skin and fatty tissue hanging from your mons pubis can cause rashes, infections, and difficulty urinating or having sex.

The removal of extra fat and skin from your upper pubic area has the following additional benefits:

  • Improved hygiene: removing the extra tissue and skin layer that hangs over your genitals will make it easier for you to clean that area and reduce rashes and infections
  • Improved sexual performance: with the large mons pubis out of the way, sexual intercourse will become much more comfortable
  • Less difficulty urinating: getting rid of tissue that hangs down over your genitals can make peeing easier

Dr Hunt often performs a pubic lift as a part of a full post pregnancy surgery. A monsplasty can be combined with breast augmentation surgery, a tummy tuck/ abdominoplasty, vaginal rejuvenation procedures, and other body contouring procedures to help you get back your pre-pregnancy body.

2.     Abdominoplasty

An abdominoplasty, or a tummy tuck, is a more comprehensive surgical procedure that removes excess belly fat and skin to tighten and flatten the tummy. During a tummy tuck/ abdominoplasty, Dr Hunt removes extra fat and tissue from all over your stomach. Abdominoplasty can also remove loose skin and fat from the hips (love handles) and back and tighten the abdominal muscles.

A tummy tuck/ abdominoplasty procedure can help you achieve a flat lower belly, improve your abdominal muscle tone, and enhance the contour of your entire stomach. Dr Hunt often recommends a monsplasty at the same time with an abdominoplasty to address the cosmetic concerns in your entire abdomen including the mons pubis areas.

3.     Panniculectomy or Apronectomy

A panniculectomy, also known as apronectomy or lipectomy, is another surgical procedure that can be done to remove excess fat and overhanging skin from your lower abdomen, including your upper pubic area.

A lipectomy removes more fat and tissue from the abdomen than a monsplasty; a pubic lift only targets your upper pubic area fat. On the other hand, an apronectomy removes excess lower belly fat flaps, overhanging abdominal skin apron, and any skin rolls at the bottom of your abdomen.

Although a panniculectomy can help you remove extra fat from your pubic mound, it does not involve the tightening of your abdominal muscles like a full abdominoplasty.

4.     Pubic Liposuction (FUPA Lipo)

Liposuction for FUPA is a less invasive cosmetic procedure that can specifically remove fat from your upper pubic area and tone your lower abdomen. Unlike the surgical procedures mentioned above, liposuction does not remove any skin tissue and doesn’t tighten abdominal muscles. However, liposuction is very effective in flattening the bulging mons or FUPA by reducing the amount of fat in your mons pubis. It’s ideal for people who have minimal upper pubic area fat that doesn’t require surgical removal.

For patients with more prominent mons, Dr Hunt may recommend a combination of liposuction and monsplasty surgery to remove significant amounts of excess fat and lift the pubic area.

5.     Cryolipolysis – Fat Freezing Treatment

Cryolipolysis is a non-surgical method that can help reduce FUPA and pubic fat. It uses extremely cold temperatures to freeze and get rid of fat cells. Cryolipolysis delivers very low temperatures specifically to the fat in the upper pubic area. Unlike diet and exercise which only shrink the size of your fat cells instead of removing them, cryolipolysis can make the fat cells in your bulging mons die and go away for good. Because of the freezing temperature, the fat cells become crystallised (frozen) then they break down and are removed over time by your body’s natural processes. The fat cells that are killed using this fat freezing procedure usually do not return.

Please note – Dr Hunt does NOT currently offer Cryolipolysis treatments like Coolscuplting, Claatu or Cooltech.

How to Get Rid Of FUPA Naturally?

You cannot naturally lose fat in only a specific part of your body. Usually, when you lose weight, fat will be reduced in different parts of your body. There are certain exercises and dietary plans that you can follow to lose weight, but there is no guarantee that your pubic area will get smaller after weight loss occurs.

Upper Pubic Area exercises to reduce your FUPA

Workouts targeting the lower abs (lower abdominal muscles) can work and strengthen your deeper core muscles and can help you tone your lower belly area.

Some exercises that can tighten your core and lower abs include:

  • The hundred: this is a classic Pilates exercise that can help you strengthen your core and tighten your deep abdominal muscles
  • Planks: high planks and forearm planks are abs exercises that help you build core strength and stability
  • Bicycle crunches: this type of exercise can help you strengthen and tone your abdominal muscles and obliques
  • Superman pose: this abs exercise is done with you lying on your stomach and slowly raising your arms and legs to work your deep abs muscles and tighten your core
  • Pike rollouts: this is done using an exercise ball. You assume a high plank position, place the tops of your feet on the ball, and roll your hips up and down to work your core muscles
  • Knee tucks: this is similar to a pike rollout. But instead of rolling your hips up and down, you slowly bring your knees in towards your chest, then back out
  • Body roll-ups: during a body rollup, you sit up straight with your arms and legs stretched out in parallel in front of you. You slowly roll your body backward until your back is flat on the floor. Then, you roll back up into the sitting position with your arms still stretched
  • Leg raises: you lay flat on your back and tuck your hands below your butt. Then, you slowly bring your legs up straight towards the ceiling and then back to the floor. This exercise can tighten your inner abs and increase your core strength
  • Pelvic tilts: this exercise is also known as “bridge”. You lay with your back on the floor, bend your knees, then slowly lift your pelvis as far up as you can. Pelvic tilts can engage your abs and help with your recovery after childbirth
  • Burpees: burpees can help you burn calories and lose weight faster. You drop to the floor into a push up position, then you jump back up into a standing position

These exercises alone cannot make you lose your upper pubic area belly fat. However, a consistent workout routine combined with a reduced-calorie intake can help you lose total body fat, tone your lower belly, and tighten your lower abdominal muscles. Your FUPA may improve.

Lifestyle changes can help get rid of your FUPA – Diet and Exercise

Besides targeted abs exercises, there are certain lifestyle changes you can make that can help you reduce your upper pubic area fat.

  • Follow a healthy diet: workout alone is not enough to significantly change the way your abs look. To lose significant weight, you need to reduce the number of kilojoules you eat per day creating a kilojoule deficit. Eating healthy food such as nuts, lean proteins, and vegetables, and avoiding sugary or processed food will make it easier for you to create a calorie deficit and shed extra weight
  • Add cardio exercises: exercises that target the upper pubic area can help you tone and strengthen your core but they don’t burn enough calories. Additional cardio activities like running, brisk walking, cycling, swimming, HIIT exercises, and biking can help you burn more calories and lose more fat including fat in your mons pubis area

What Is The Best Way To Get Rid Of FUPA Naturally?

Certain lifestyle changes, such as sticking to a regular workout routine and following a calorie deficit diet, can help you lose overall body fat and tone your body. A healthy diet and cardio exercises can help you lose some of the fat in your upper pubic area and reduce your bulging mons. Nonetheless, they cannot completely get rid of your FUPA and significantly tighten loose skin in your upper pubic area.

Dr Jeremy Hunt offers his patients a variety of cosmetic procedures that can improve the upper pubic area and change the appearance of the upper vaginal area. A monsplasty can be the perfect solution if you have excess fat that’s restricted to your pubic mound. In case you have excess fat and saggy skin in other areas of your abdomen, a tummy tuck/ abdominoplasty can be combined with a pubic lift to give your entire belly a flatter appearance and a better tone.

Keep in mind that although the results of these procedures are permanent, you can still gain weight and more fat cells after your cosmetic procedure. Make sure you follow a low-fat, low-calorie diet and a regular exercise routine to maintain the results of your fat removal procedures.

FAQs about Fat Upper Pubic Area and How to get rid of FUPA

Why do I have a FUPA if I’m skinny?

  • Your belly stores up the excess fat more easily than the rest of your body and your mons pubis area is susceptible to fat deposits. That’s why you can be skinny and still have excess fat in your belly or upper pubic area. This can happen especially if you don’t exercise and eat a lot of processed food. Additionally, some people have a genetic predisposition to having FUPA. This means their body is programmed to store fat in the mons pubis which leads to bulging mons even if they’re skinny elsewhere in their body.

How do skinny people get rid of FUPA?

  • If you want to specifically lose fat from your upper pubic area and not from other parts of your body, a monsplasty can help. Diet and exercise can help you lose weight from different parts of your body which might not be desirable if you’re already skinny. A pubic lift (monsplasty) can help you address your upper pubic area excess fat without losing additional weight.

Further Reading about Body Procedures with Dr Hunt

Medical References about Monsplasty, FUPA and Mons Pubis Ptosis

About Dr Jeremy Hunt – Specialist Plastic Surgeon

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Dr Jeremy Hunt is a specialist plastic surgeon and a member of FRACS & ASPS. He has over 20 years of experience providing plastic surgery in Sydney.

Careful, considerate and honest, Dr Jeremy Hunt works with you to find a solution that is optimal for your body and your lifestyle.

Dr Hunt’s personal, one-on-one service and attention to detail has given thousands of women and men from the Sydney & Wollongong NSW area and across Australia the aesthetic results they desire.

Dr Hunt’s qualifications and education

Dr Jeremy A Hunt MBBS FRACS graduated with a Bachelor of Medicine degree from Sydney University in 1990 and is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons and member of ASPS – the Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons. He completed a Fellowship at the prestigious University of Texas in the United States, where he learnt from some of the world’s very best plastic surgeons.

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If breast reduction is something you’re considering, Dr Hunt can thoroughly explain all the options to you in a one-on-one consultation.

Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health professional.

Arm Lift Vs Arm Liposuction: Which Procedure Is Better for me?
By Dr Jeremy Hunt FRACS - Specialist Plastic Surgeon

Arm Lift Vs Arm Liposuction: Which Procedure Is Better for me?

Arm Lift Surgery (Brachioplasty) vs. Arm Liposuction for Arms Reduction & Contouring

Arm lift surgery and arm liposuction procedures are commonly performed to correct flabby arms, reduce excess tissue and get rid of  ‘bat wings’. But which one is the right procedure for you? Both procedures can be done to contour the upper arms, tone them, and give them a slimmer appearance.

A Brachioplasty or arm lift is designed to remove both excessive fat and extra skin from the upper arm and tighten any remaining loose skin. Whereas liposuction only removes extra arm fat and doesn’t address any loose skin concerns.  An arm lift can also be combined with arm liposuction to maximise fat removal and give the arms the optimal cosmetic shape.

NOTE: There are some doctors using specific types of liposuction devices that promise ‘skin tightening’ but these are rarely suitable or effective for most patients and should be avoided.

Dr Jeremy Hunt is a Sydney plastic surgeon performing fat and excess skin removal procedures. He offers his patients upper arm contouring options after major weight loss including brachioplasty, arm liposuction, or a combination of both to get their arms back in shape.

What Causes Saggy Upper Arms?

The upper arm is the area extending between your shoulder and elbow and contains the major arm muscles – biceps and triceps. The mass and tone of these muscles contribute to the core appearance of your upper arms. Soft tissue like fat and skin also affect the cosmetic appearance of the arm and are highly dependent on diet, genetics and weight fluctuations.

 

There are several factors that can lead to cosmetic concerns in the upper arm, including:

  • Ageing: as you age, your arm skin loses some of its elasticity and your arm muscles begin to relax. Your upper arms can also start collecting more fat deposits
  • Significant weight loss: when you gain weight, the skin on your arms stretches to make room for the extra fat. After you lose a lot of weight, your skin might not be able to return back into its original shape
  • Reduced physical activity: your upper arm muscles start to lose mass and tone if they’re not regularly worked or exercised
  • Sun damage: over time, the UV radiation from sun exposure can damage your arm skin and tissues
  • Genetics: your body may be genetically programmed to store more fat in the upper arm area than elsewhere in the body or to have poor skin quality

As a result, the tissues in your upper arm become loose and flabby which is known as bat wings or bingo wings. Flabby arms are characterised by:

  • Loose upper arm skin: sagging skin under your upper arm is common after significant weight loss and as you get older
  • Excess upper arm fat: your upper arms can collect extra fat deposits especially as you grow older or gain a lot of weight
  • Reduced upper arm muscle tone: without regular exercise, with time, your upper arm muscles become relaxed and less firm

Targeted exercises and a low-calorie diet can help you slim and tone your arms. However, you can’t exercise skin so you may benefit from an arm lift or liposuction if you want to get rid of excessive saggy skin and pockets of fat on your upper arms.

What Is Arm Lift Surgery?

An arm lift, also known as brachioplasty, is an arm reshaping surgery that can help remove extra skin and fat from the area between your armpit and elbow.

You may be a candidate for an upper arm lift if:

  • You’ve lost significant weight and your skin wasn’t able to contract to fit your smaller arms
  • You lack definition in your upper arm
  • You’ve lost a lot of muscle tone and skin elasticity
  • You have stubborn fat and sagging skin under your upper arm

By performing a Brachioplasty, Dr Jeremy Hunt can remove both unwanted fat and extra skin from your armpit to your elbow and tighten any remaining loose upper arm skin.

During an upper arm lift surgery:

  • First, Dr Hunt will carefully make an incision within your armpit extending into your inner arm area
  • Then, excess skin and fat are trimmed out
  • Liposuction may be used to suck out extra stubborn fat deposits
  • After this, the remaining skin is pulled tightly to fit the smaller arm contour
  • Finally, Dr Hunt will use atraumatic suturing techniques to close your wounds

Arm lifting surgery takes around 2-3 hours depending on the amount of excess skin and tissues that need to be removed. It’s the right cosmetic procedure if you want to slim, sculpt, and tone your upper arms.

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Benefits of Arm Lift Surgery

A brachioplasty can dramatically change the appearance of your arms and offer you the following benefits:

  • Reduces sagging upper arm skin which cannot be done using liposuction
  • Smoothes the upper arm tissue
  • Tightens the skin in the upper arm area
  • Removes extra folds of skin in the upper arm that can cause infection and irritation

Arm lift surgery also produces more visible and durable results than other fat removal procedures such as liposuction.

What Is Arm Liposuction?

Arm liposuction is a less invasive fat removal procedure that targets extra flaps of fat located under your upper arms.

You may be one of the very few patients that is suitable an arm lipo if:

  • You don’t have much loose skin and your skin quality is High and elastic
  • You have unwanted upper arm fat to remove
  • You don’t have lax or overhanging skin in your upper arm area
  • You lost weight but your arms still look bulky

Dr Hunt performs arm liposuction to get rid of your underarm batwing fat and give your upper arms a leaner contour. During arm liposuction procedure:

  • Dr Hunt will make tiny incisions in your upper arm area
  • Then, a cannula (thin hollow tube) is inserted through the incisions and moved back and forth through the fat to break it up
  • After, a suction device connected to the cannula will suck out the unwanted fat pockets
  • Finally, Dr Hunt will close the small incisions

You start noticing your results almost immediately after upper arm fat removal by liposuction. Your arms will look smoother and slimmer and will continue to improve as they heal.

Benefits of Arm Liposuction

Liposuction to remove extra arm fat is less invasive than arm lift surgery and offers the following benefits:

  • Slimmer and better-toned arms
  • Smaller and less visible scar than brachioplasty
  • Less time consuming procedure than an arm lift
  • Faster recovery and healing than arm lift surgery

Arm liposuction is an effective way to eliminate stubborn upper arm fat and make your arms look more proportional with the rest of your upper body.

Arm Lift vs Arm Liposuction – or a combination?

A combination of both liposuction and brachioplasty can help you get rid of bat wings and reshape your arms.

An arm lift can remove both excess fat and loose saggy skin located between your armpit and elbow. Conversely, liposuction can only remove unwanted fat but cannot reduce sagging skin. Moreover, a brachioplasty can remove larger amounts of excess fat and tissue from the upper arms than arm liposuction.

On the other hand, an upper arm lift requires a longer incision than liposuction. Therefore, the scar from a brachioplasty is more visible.

Should I Get An Arm Lift Or Arm Liposuction or both?

If you’re looking to contour and sculpt your upper arms, you might find yourself trying to choose between getting an arm lift surgery or a liposuction. Which is the better choice for you?

Choosing between arm liposuction and brachioplasty depends on the type of cosmetic problem you have in your upper arms.

If you have both lax flappy skin and excess fat, then an upper arm lift will be more suitable for you. Unlike arm liposuction, a brachioplasty can tighten your upper arm skin after getting rid of your extra arm fat and loose skin.

Meanwhile, if you only have extra fat deposits in your upper arm but your skin isn’t loose and hasn’t yet lost its elasticity, liposuction might be a better option for you. Lipo can help you lose that extra arm fat almost immediately. It also takes less time and leaves less visible scars than an arm lift. Nevertheless, some patients or patients whose skin isn’t very tight may be left with excess skin under the arms.

Dr Hunt often combines arm lift surgery with a liposuction to maximise fat removal and give his patients optimal results. Dr Jeremy Hunt has plenty of experience in different fat removal procedures. He will assess your arms and health condition and recommend whether it’s better you choose an arm lift, liposuction, or both to get the results you desire.

FAQs about Arm Lift and Arm Liposuction

What’s the difference between arm lift and arm lipo?

  • Arm Liposuction and brachioplasty are both procedures done to fix cosmetic concerns in the upper arms. The main difference is that lipo focuses on removing excess fat whereas an arm lift addresses both extra fat and excess loose skin in the upper arm.

Which is better: an arm lift or liposuction?

  • An arm lift can be very successful in getting rid of bat wings and making your arms look thinner and tighter. Arm liposuction can also slim your arms and get rid of their flappy appearance. If your skin lacks elasticity and needs tightening, then the best upper arm contouring procedure for you is an arm lift. If your skin is still bouncy and elastic enough and you don’t need a lot of fat removed then arm liposuction might help.

Does liposuction work on flabby arms?

  • Maybe in a few patients, Liposuction alone results in excess loose skin in most patients. Dr Hunt can use liposuction to target stubborn fat deposits as part of a Brachioplasty. If there is excess skin sagginess after this fat removal then an arm lift will be needed to achieve optimal contour results.

Does Lipo on arms tighten skin?

  • After arm liposuction, where your skin is elastic enough, it may be able to tighten up a little around your new arm contour. Nonetheless, liposuction itself does not tighten your upper arm skin, it only removes stubborn fat pockets.

What is the best procedure for saggy arms?

  • Saggy arms can be caused by loose lax skin, excess arm fat, or both. An arm lift is the optimal surgical procedure that can tighten the skin, remove unwanted fat, and get rid of saggy arms appearance. Liposuction can be a good alternative to arm lift surgery if the skin has enough elasticity and you’re only concerned with the excess fat in your upper arms.

Will an arm lift get rid of crepey skin?

  • An arm lift is designed to tighten the skin on your arms after removing excess skin and fat. The remaining skin will be pulled tightly, smoothed, and re-draped over the new smaller arm contour.

Can an arm lift be combined with other procedures?

  • An arm lift is often combined with liposuction to produce good cosmetic results. Dr Hunt may also combine your brachioplasty with other body contouring procedures such as a tummy tuck/ abdominoplasty, a breast lift, a thigh lift, and even a full Body Lift to remove excess loose skin after massive weight loss.

Further Reading about Body Contouring Procedures

Medical References about Brachioplasty and Arm Liposuction

About Dr Jeremy Hunt – Plastic Surgeon

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Dr Jeremy Hunt is a specialist plastic surgeon and a member of FRACS & ASPS. He has over 20 years of experience providing plastic surgery in Sydney.

Careful, considerate and honest, Dr Jeremy Hunt works with you to find a solution that is optimal for your body and your lifestyle.

Dr Hunt’s personal, one-on-one service and attention to detail has given thousands of women and men from the Sydney & Wollongong NSW area and across Australia the aesthetic results they desire.

Dr Hunt’s qualifications and education

Dr Jeremy A Hunt MBBS FRACS graduated with a Bachelor of Medicine degree from Sydney University in 1990 and is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons and member of the Australian Society of Plastic Surgery. He completed a Fellowship at the prestigious University of Texas in the United States, where he learnt from some of the world’s very best plastic surgeons.

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If Eyelid Rejuvenation is something you’re considering, Dr Hunt can thoroughly explain all the options to you in a one-on-one consultation.

Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health professional.

Patient Case Study of Heavy Neck
By Dr Jeremy Hunt FRACS - Specialist Plastic Surgeon

Patient Case Study of Heavy Neck

Case Study of Heavy Neck – Neck Lipo #1

Consultation for Neck Lipo with Dr Hunt

This patient had a small amount of excess fat under her chin caused a double chin. Options for treating a double chin include injectables like Kybella but a better result can be had in this case with Neck Liposuction – Case Study of Heavy Neck.

Dr Jeremy Hunt performs Neck Liposuction Surgery – Case Study of Heavy neck

The patient had Neck Liposuction performed under a general anaesthetic to remove 40 cc of fat. This improved the contour of her neckline.

Results of Neck Liposuction – Case Study of Heavy Neck

Post op photo shows the tighter more defined neck and jawline.

Neck Liposuction Before and After by Dr Jeremy Hunt - Case Study of Heavy Neck

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Further Reading about Neck Liposuction Surgery

About Dr Jeremy Hunt – Plastic Surgeon

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Dr Jeremy Hunt is a specialist plastic surgeon performing breast, body, face and nose surgery in Australia.

He is a member of FRACS & ASPS and has over 20 years of experience providing cosmetic and plastic surgery in Sydney.

Careful, considerate and honest, Dr Jeremy Hunt works with you to find a solution that is optimal for your body and your lifestyle. Every patient is unique and, through his guidance, can achieve good results.

Dr Hunt’s personal, one-on-one service and attention to detail has given thousands of women and men from the Sydney & Wollongong NSW area and across Australia the aesthetic results they desire.

Dr Hunt’s qualifications and education

Dr Jeremy A Hunt MBBS FRACS graduated with a Bachelor of Medicine degree from Sydney University in 1990 and is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons and member of the Australian Society of Plastic Surgery. He completed a Fellowship at the prestigious University of Texas in the United States, where he learnt from some of the world’s very best plastic surgeons.

Next Step – Make an Enquiry or Request a consultation with Dr Hunt

Want more information before scheduling your consultation?

If Neck Liposuction is something you’re considering, Dr Hunt can thoroughly explain all the options to you in a one-on-one consultation.

Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health professional.