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Lipedema
Specialized surgical treatment for lipedema with tumescent liposuction. Recover your mobility, relieve pain, and restore quality of life with technique and care.
+18
years of experience
+2.000
surgeries performed
+9.000
patients cared for
+8.000
hours of surgery
• About the Procedure
What is Lipedema?
Lipedema is a chronic disease of adipose tissue that causes disproportionate fat accumulation, mainly in the legs and arms, accompanied by pain, touch sensitivity, and easy bruising. Surgical treatment through tumescent liposuction aims to improve symptoms and quality of life.
Tumescent Liposuction
Removal of lipedema fat with technique that preserves lymphatic vessels.
Pain Relief
Significant reduction of chronic pain and touch sensitivity.
Specialized Diagnosis
Careful evaluation to differentiate lipedema, obesity, and lymphedema.
Mobility Recovery
More comfort for walking and moving.
• Start your journey now
The care you deserve starts here
Schedule your appointment with Dr. Fabrício Regiani and find the ideal path for you, with safety, technique and genuine care.
• Results
Real Results

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• Testimonials
Behind every result, a story
5 out of 5 · Google reviews
"My experience was incredible. Dr. Fabrício is extremely detail-oriented and the result exceeded my expectations, maintaining naturalness."
Ana M.
— Rhinoplasty
"Impeccable professionalism. The entire Alever team gave me great confidence from the first consultation to the post-operative period."
Carlos F.
— Liposculpture
"I fulfilled a dream with the best surgeon. The humanized care makes all the difference in such an important moment."
Juliana R.
— Breast Surgery
• Frequently Asked Questions
Clear your doubts
What is lipedema and how to identify it?
Lipedema is a chronic disease characterized by disproportionate fat accumulation, mainly in the legs and, in some cases, in the arms. The most common symptoms include pain, touch sensitivity, easy bruising, and difficulty losing fat in the affected areas despite diet and exercise.
Is lipedema surgery safe?
When well indicated and performed by a qualified plastic surgeon, lipedema surgery is considered a safe procedure. Planning is individualized and takes into account the disease stage, treated areas, and each patient's overall health.
What is the difference between lipedema and lymphedema?
Although they may present similar symptoms, they are different diseases. Lipedema is characterized by abnormal fat accumulation associated with pain and sensitivity, while lymphedema is related to fluid retention due to lymphatic system compromise.
How long does recovery take?
Recovery time varies according to the extent of the surgery and each patient's characteristics. The return to activities happens gradually, following medical guidelines and respecting each phase of the postoperative period.
Can lipedema return after surgery?
The surgery removes the compromised adipose tissue, providing improvement in symptoms and quality of life. However, lipedema is a chronic disease and requires continuous follow-up, in addition to maintaining healthy habits.
What are the stages of lipedema?
Lipedema is classified into different stages, which vary according to the disease progression and the changes observed in the skin and adipose tissue. Identifying the stage is essential to define the most appropriate treatment approach.