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Lipo 360 Miami

Sculpt your entire midsection in a single procedure. Lipo 360 treats the abdomen, waist, flanks, and back all the way around, for a silhouette that reads as balanced from every angle. Starting at $3,000.

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Lipo 360 in Miami

Lipo 360 is a comprehensive liposuction approach that addresses the entire circumference of the midsection, the upper and lower abdomen, waist, flanks (love handles), and lower back, in a single surgical session. Unlike liposuction that targets one area at a time, Lipo 360 contours the torso all the way around for a balanced result that transforms your whole silhouette.

It is worth being precise about what Lipo 360 is: not a separate machine or a proprietary technology, but a treatment pattern. It describes how much of the torso gets treated, not what tool is used to treat it. At Svelta Plastic Surgery, we perform Lipo 360 using tumescent and VASER ultrasound-assisted liposuction for precise fat removal and improved skin retraction.

Price Range
$3,000 – $8,000

Starting at $3,000. Final cost depends on technique, extent of treatment, and individual anatomy. Financing available.

Lipo 360 Miami

What the 360 Actually Covers

Five zones, treated as one continuous surface rather than separate areas.

Upper Abdomen

The area above the navel, including the roll that can sit beneath the bust line. Treating it alongside the lower abdomen avoids a stepped transition at the waistline.

Lower Abdomen

The pouch below the navel, one of the most diet-resistant areas on the body and the zone most patients name first when they describe what bothers them.

Waist & Obliques

Sculpting here is what actually creates waist definition. Narrowing the waist is largely a function of how the obliques are contoured, not how much fat comes off the front.

Flanks (Love Handles)

The fat that spills over the waistband at the sides. Treating flanks without treating the back tends to just move the visible edge rather than remove it.

Mid & Lower Back

Including the bra roll. This is the zone most often skipped in single-area liposuction, and the one that most affects how your result looks from behind.

Your Specific Map

Coverage is confirmed at your consultation and adjusted to your anatomy. Not every patient needs all five zones treated to the same degree.

Why Full-Circumference Beats Spot Treatment

The limitation of treating a single area is not the amount of fat removed, it is the edges. When only the abdomen is treated, the untouched flanks and back still hold their original volume, and the boundary between the treated and untreated zones can read as a visible transition rather than a smooth curve. The front looks flatter while the profile and the view from behind stay largely unchanged.

Treating the full circumference removes that problem by eliminating the boundary. Fat is reduced progressively around the torso, so the result is continuous rather than sectional. This is why patients pursuing waist definition specifically tend to be steered toward Lipo 360: a defined waist is a three-dimensional shape, and it cannot be built by working on the front alone.

There is a tradeoff. More treated surface area means a longer procedure and a harder first week than a single-area case. That is worth it for patients who want their whole midsection to change. It is not worth it for everyone: if your concern is one isolated pocket of fat, standard liposuction may be the better procedure.

Am I a Good Candidate for Lipo 360?

  • You are at or near your goal weight. Lipo 360 reshapes, it does not replace weight loss.
  • Your concern spans more than one zone of the midsection, not a single isolated pocket.
  • You have reasonable skin elasticity, so the skin will retract smoothly once fat is removed.
  • You are in good overall health with no uncontrolled medical conditions.
  • You are a non-smoker, or willing to stop at least 4 weeks before and after surgery.
  • You can commit to wearing a compression garment for 4 to 6 weeks afterward.

Patients with significant loose abdominal skin or separated abdominal muscles (diastasis recti) typically need a tummy tuck, either instead of liposuction or alongside it. Fat removal alone will not tighten skin that has lost its elasticity or repair a muscle wall that has separated.

How Lipo 360 Is Performed

1

Treatment Mapping

Your surgeon marks the five zones while you are standing, since fat distribution shifts when you lie down. These markings guide the entire procedure.

2

General Anesthesia

Lipo 360 is performed under general anesthesia in our A+ accredited surgical facility, as an outpatient procedure.

3

Circumferential Contouring

Fat is removed through small incisions using tumescent and VASER ultrasound-assisted technique, working progressively around the torso, including repositioning to access the back.

4

Same-Day Discharge

You are fitted with a compression garment and go home the same day. Our post-op team guides you through each stage of healing.

Pairing Lipo 360 With Another Procedure

Lipo 360 harvests a meaningful volume of fat, which opens up options that single-area liposuction does not.

Lipo 360 + BBL

The most common pairing. Fat removed from the midsection is purified and transferred to the buttocks in the same operation, slimming the waist and adding volume where you want it. Starting at $7,500. Learn more →

Lipo 360 + Tummy Tuck

For patients with loose skin or muscle separation alongside excess fat. The tummy tuck handles skin and the muscle wall; Lipo 360 handles circumferential contour. See combination options →

Lipo 360 On Its Own

Plenty of patients need nothing more. If your skin quality is good and your concern is fat rather than laxity, Lipo 360 on its own is the right call.

Lipo 360 Recovery Timeline

Treating the full torso means a harder first week than a single-area procedure. Here is the timeline.

1

Days 1–4

Rest at home with soreness around the full midsection. Compression garment worn continuously. Positioning takes planning, since the back and flanks are healing alongside the abdomen.

2

Days 5–7

Most patients return to light desk work. Short walks are encouraged to support circulation. Compression garment still worn.

3

Week 3

Light cardio may resume with surgeon clearance. Swelling continues to subside, though the midsection will still feel tight.

4

Weeks 4–6

Compression garment typically comes off in this window, and full gym activity is usually cleared around week 6.

Lipo 360 Results: What to Expect

Expect a slimmer waist, a flatter abdomen, reduced flanks, and a smoother back contour. Because the whole torso is treated, the change tends to be most noticeable in how clothing fits around the waistband and in your profile, not only in a straight-on mirror view.

Patience matters more here than with a smaller procedure. Swelling across an area this large takes time to resolve, and the first several weeks are not representative of your outcome. Final results typically become visible at 3 to 6 months.

The fat cells removed do not regenerate, so results are durable when weight stays stable. Remaining fat cells elsewhere on the body can still expand with significant weight gain, which is why maintaining a steady weight is what preserves the contour long-term.

Before & After: Real Patient Results

Every photo below shows a real Svelta patient. Individual results may vary.

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Lipo 360 FAQs

What is Lipo 360? +
Lipo 360 is a liposuction treatment pattern that addresses the entire circumference of the midsection in a single surgical session: upper and lower abdomen, waist and obliques, flanks, and mid to lower back. Rather than a separate technology, it describes treating the torso all the way around instead of one isolated area.
What areas does Lipo 360 include? +
A standard Lipo 360 covers the upper abdomen, lower abdomen, waist and obliques, flanks (love handles), and the mid and lower back, including the bra roll. Your surgeon confirms the exact map at your consultation, since coverage can be adjusted to your anatomy and goals.
How is Lipo 360 different from regular liposuction? +
Standard liposuction treats one or two isolated areas. Lipo 360 treats the full circumference of the torso in one session, so the transitions between treated and untreated zones are blended rather than abrupt. This is what produces a result that reads as balanced from the side and back, not only from the front.
Am I a good candidate for Lipo 360? +
Good candidates are at or near their goal weight, have stubborn midsection fat that has not responded to diet and exercise, have reasonable skin elasticity, are in good overall health, and are non-smokers. Patients with significant loose abdominal skin or separated abdominal muscles are often better served by a tummy tuck or a combination procedure.
Is Lipo 360 a weight-loss procedure? +
No. Lipo 360 is a body-contouring procedure that reshapes the midsection by removing localized fat deposits. It is not a substitute for weight loss, and it works best on patients who are already close to a stable goal weight.
What technique does Svelta use for Lipo 360? +
Our surgical team performs Lipo 360 using tumescent and VASER ultrasound-assisted liposuction. VASER helps break up fat before removal, which supports smoother contouring and better skin retraction across a large treatment area like the full torso.
How long does Lipo 360 surgery take? +
Because Lipo 360 covers several areas in one session, it typically runs longer than a single-area procedure. Your surgeon provides a specific time estimate once your treatment map and technique are finalized.
What type of anesthesia is used? +
Lipo 360 is performed under general anesthesia in our A+ accredited surgical facility, as an outpatient procedure. You go home the same day.
How long is Lipo 360 recovery? +
Most patients return to light desk work within 5 to 7 days. Light cardio can usually resume around 3 weeks, and full gym activity around 6 weeks, subject to your surgeon's clearance. Because the full torso is treated, early recovery involves more overall soreness than a single-area procedure.
How long do I wear the compression garment? +
A compression garment is worn for 4 to 6 weeks. It controls swelling and supports skin retraction around the full circumference of the torso, which matters more with Lipo 360 than with spot treatment because the entire midsection is healing at once.
How should I sleep after Lipo 360? +
Because the back and flanks are treated along with the abdomen, finding a comfortable position takes some planning. Your care team will give you specific positioning guidance at your pre-operative visit based on your treatment map.
When will I see my final results? +
Swelling makes the first few weeks difficult to judge. Final results typically become visible at 3 to 6 months, once residual swelling resolves and the skin settles into its new contour.
Are Lipo 360 results permanent? +
The fat cells removed do not grow back. Results are long-lasting when weight stays stable, though remaining fat cells elsewhere can still expand with significant weight gain.
Can I combine Lipo 360 with a BBL? +
Yes, and it is a common pairing. The fat harvested during Lipo 360 can be purified and transferred to the buttocks in the same operation. Combination packages start at $7,500.
Can I combine Lipo 360 with a tummy tuck? +
Yes. Patients with loose abdominal skin or muscle separation often pair the two, since Lipo 360 addresses fat and circumferential contour while a tummy tuck addresses excess skin and the underlying muscle wall.
What does Lipo 360 cost in Miami? +
At Svelta Plastic Surgery, Lipo 360 starts at $3,000, with most cases falling in the $3,000 to $8,000 range depending on technique, extent of treatment, and individual anatomy. Combination procedures are priced separately.
Can I finance my Lipo 360? +
Yes. We offer CareCredit and Affirm financing with low monthly payment options, plus an in-house layaway plan. Visit our Financing page or ask at your consultation.

Comparing Lipo 360 against traditional, VASER, and laser-assisted liposuction? See the full Liposuction Miami guide for a side-by-side breakdown of every technique Svelta offers.

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