Naval Parikh, MD, works in private practice and additionally serves as part of the NAPA Research team in Boca Raton, Florida. As NAPA’s clinical site coordinator, he manages series of high-level clinical trials at one of the state’s most experienced independent research facilities. Dr. Naval Parikh’s experience includes work as a hospitalist responsible for emergency treatment and as a physician with Body Care Liposculpture & Anti-Aging Clinic in Fort Lauderdale.
Liposculpture is a medical procedure that aims to slim and define the body or face by removing and reconfiguring areas of fatty deposits. The contouring of liposculpture can benefit the appearance of the chin, neck, and stomach in particular.
Experts point out that liposculpture can yield more extensive contouring than the better-known liposuction procedure. While liposuction can remove larger amounts of fatty tissue from the body, liposculpture has the ability to reshape and reconfigure greater quantities of fat, often in areas resistant to the effects of exercise. Prospective patients should keep in mind that liposculpture is not a solution for someone looking for a procedure that will remove a large amount of fat.
Typically performed under a local anesthetic, liposculpture also typically results in only minimal bleeding and swelling post-procedure. Physicians experienced in performing it say that the new body tone obtained from liposculpture will often be permanent for patients who pursue a diet and lifestyle that is healthy.
