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Lipo 360 + BBL in NYC
Liposuction removes stubborn fat from targeted areas where diet and exercise have not been effective.
About the Procedure
What a Lipo 360 and BBL can achieve
A cannula with small holes is passed through the area containing the fat, and a vacuum removes it, so that area becomes smaller. Lipo 360 treats the abdomen, waist, flanks and back as one continuous shape rather than isolated spots.
One of the goals of Dr. Kalsow's approach is to improve the waist to hip relationship through the liposuction itself. Fat transfer may then be appropriate for selected patients.
Patients report higher self esteem and an increase in body confidence following the surgery.
Dr. Kalsow's Approach
The shape you are trying to create may already be there.
Underneath excess fat is your natural frame: your rib cage, waist, musculature, pelvis and individual proportions.
Dr. Kalsow's approach is not to impose the same manufactured shape on every patient. The surgical plan looks for the most balanced version of the anatomy that is already there.
- 01Remove with intention
- 02Preserve what creates balance
- 03Reveal the natural waist-to-hip relationship
The objective is not simply to make you smaller. It is to reveal your shape.
Real Patients
Lipo 360 + BBL results.
Photographed before and after surgery, from the front, the oblique and the side. Individual results vary.
Questions
What patients ask us.
Can I get an hourglass shape without a BBL?
Often, yes. One of the goals of Dr. Kalsow's approach is to improve the waist to hip relationship through liposuction itself: by sculpting the abdomen, waist, flanks and back, the apparent relationship between waist and hips can change significantly. Fat transfer may be appropriate for selected patients, but adding volume should not be the only way a surgeon knows how to create an hourglass.
Can Dr. Kalsow revise liposuction performed somewhere else?
Dr. Kalsow evaluates patients who previously had liposuction elsewhere. Revision work is not simply another round of the same operation: it requires understanding what has already changed, what can realistically be improved, and what tissue should not be treated further.
Will I be awake, or under general anesthesia?
Dr. Kalsow performs cosmetic surgery under both local and general anesthesia. The right approach depends on the procedure, its extent, your anatomy, medical considerations, comfort and goals. The operation is selected for the patient, not the patient for the only operation the surgeon performs.
Who performs my surgery and my follow-up?
Dr. Kalsow personally evaluates his patients, develops their surgical plan, performs their surgery, and stays personally involved in postoperative follow-up. The team handles consultation, scheduling, medical preparation, travel coordination and postoperative guidance.
How does the consultation work?
Consultations are $250 in person and $500 virtual, and the fee is applied toward your surgery. You meet one on one with Dr. Kalsow to discuss your goals, understand your options and receive a surgical plan shaped around your anatomy. The office is at 635 Madison Avenue, 17th floor, with clinic hours Wednesday and Saturday.
Can I travel to New York for surgery?
Yes. The practice offers virtual consultations and can help you understand scheduling and medical preparation for care in New York. The appropriate length of stay and follow-up plan depend on your procedure and individual care needs.
Your journey to confidence begins here.
Consultation $250 in-person · $300 virtual, applied toward your surgery.