Yes, it can reduce FUPA.
It might be one of the sources of body insecurity that very few people talk about, while it is certainly one of the most common ones. Perhaps you have dropped a considerable amount of kilos, gotten a flat stomach, and a great leg tone, but one , stubborn bulge in the mons pubis area seems to be resisting all efforts. Publicly, this locus is often referred to as “FUPA” (Fatty Upper Pubic Area), and it is a layer of fat that covers the pubic bone and may be quite a noticeable protrusion when wearing tight jeans, swimwear, or leggings. It can make you so uncomfortable that you may decide not to put on certain clothes just because you are afraid of a “camel toe” appearance or simply looking heavier than you are.
The first-place answer to the question “Does mons pubis liposuction reduce FUPA?” is undoubtedly yes. On the contrary, it may also be the only way to do so. Pubic mound fat cells are hormonally resistant and, therefore, hardly ever will they respond to diet or exercise alone. We at Lin Europe Clinic consider this operation not only as a removal of fat but also as a necessary final step in body contouring, giving back a flat, young-looking pelvic contour that matches the rest of your figure.
Why Does the Mons Pubis Get Bigger?
Usually, the mons pubis becoming bigger is hardly ever only about being overweight. However, weight gain is a contributing factor but genetics play the biggest role. It means that some women, just because of the genes they have inherited, will be the ones storing fat in this area more than others though their dress size is the same.
Pregnancy is yet another very important element in this. When a woman is pregnant, the skin and tissue in that area are stretched to an extreme degree. When the baby is born, the uterus’s weight combined with hormonal changes may be responsible for the fat deposits becoming permanent in that area. In addition, the force of gravity can be blamed for the body’s natural tendency to loosen the tissue over the pubic bone as it gets older, hence making the area look heavier and more prominent. This situation makes a lot of women feel like they are out of sync: they present a fit figure from the waist up, but the pelvic area seems to be disproportionately full.
The “C-Section Shelf”
The women who have undergone a Caesarean section are the ones who have this problem affected specifically and differently. In a C-section scar, there is an internal adhesive band (scar tissue) that is quite tight; thus, the skin is pulled very closely to the abdominal wall. However, the tissue above the scar remains loose and fatty.
The result is a shelf-like formation where the mons pubis juts out over the tight scar line. No amount of crunches will get rid of this because it is a mechanical issue that has been caused by the scar retraction. Liposuction of the mons pubis works like a charm here. Through this method, by getting rid of the fat pad that is located on top of the scar and possibly freeing the scar tissue, a flat shelf can be produced and the tummy and pubic area can smoothly blend.
Liposuction vs. Monsplasty (The Lift)
While liposuction results in decreased volume, it doesn’t come with skin tightening. This is an incredibly important difference.
- Mons Liposuction: Best for those with good skin elasticity who just have a “fatty” mound. With us, the excess fat is sucked out through a thin tube, and the skin reverts to being flat.
- Monsplasty (Mons Lift): Needed when the patient has hanging, loose skin or ptosis. If your mons pubis in fact hangs down or sags due to weight loss or age, there is a possibility that liposuction by itself will make you look like a volume/skin mismatch with a deflated, wrinkly appearance. In such cases, we go for a Monsplasty, which means that a part of the skin is excised (cut out) to make the area lifted and tightened.
The Procedure and Recovery
Mons pubis liposuction is a short, less invasive surgical treatment. Many times, the operation is carried out with local anesthesia and sedation, or it can be combined with a full liposuction case. The incisions made are very small (less than 3 mm) and are located in the pubic hair, so when healed, they are almost invisible.
Recovery is usually quite smooth; however, swelling is the main after-effect. Since gravity pulls any liquid downwards, it is quite natural that the swollen and bruised genital area (including the labia) will be the result for the first two weeks. This is quite normal and temporary. Specially designed compression garments help control this fluid build-up. Most patients can be at work within 2 to 3 days and make love after 3 to 4 weeks when bruising has disappeared.
Engaging in Intimate Surgery in Turkey
You landed with us at Lin Europe Clinic for your mons pubis liposuction in Turkey simply because no one cares more about handling intimate aesthetics with the utmost discretion and professionalism than us. Our plastic surgeons in Istanbul are highly aware of the fact that it is a sensitive area. We don’t only go for the removal of the fat here; after the reshaping of the area, it looks natural and feminine as well. It is, therefore, impossible for the “flattened” look that happens due to over-aggressive suction to occur.
Your whole visit also comprises private transportation and a friendly place to stay where you will have no hesitation in asking awkward questions as there is no judgment here. Whether you would like to get rid of the pregnancy bulge or you are just looking forward to the first time when you put on your bikini confidently, Lin Europe Clinic is here to offer you a safe and private solution for you to feel comfortable in your own skin.
Frequently Asked Questions About Mons Pubis Lipo
Yes, it is a frequently performed procedure. Liposuction can effectively flatten the pubic area to reduce the “FUPA” look, allowing you to fit better in swimwear and tight leggings.
It’s a challenge. Although overall weight loss can help, this particular fat deposit is mostly due to genetics or hormones. It usually stays stubborn even if you have toned the rest of your body.
Recovery goes quite smoothly. You can generally go back to working at a computer in 2 to 3 days. You will have to deal with swelling for around 2 weeks, and it is safe to get back to the workout and sexual activities 3 to 4 weeks later.
Usually, the areas with dense fibrous fat like the flanks (love handles) or upper back get the most sore. The mons pubis is sensitive but because it is a small area, the recovery usually is less painful than that of larger areas.
The scar is negligible. We make very small puncture cuts that are concealed in the pubic hair. After healing, they are usually not noticeable. If you have a full lift (Monsplasty), there will be a horizontal scar, most of the time low enough to be covered by the underwear.
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