Pubic liposuction
Dr. STROUMZA ESCOFFIER performs liposuction of the pubic area or mons pubis in clinics accredited for cosmetic surgery.
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What is pubic liposuction?
Liposuction of the pubic area helps to reduce excess fat localized in this region.
It can be performed under local anesthesia (gentle liposuction), with or without sedation by an anesthesiologist. Current techniques allow for increasingly natural-looking results.
Coverage by social security is not possible.
Progress of the intervention
Before a Pubic liposuction
- Consulting: 1 to 2 consultations with the plastic surgeon, +/- 1 consultation with the anesthesiologist
- Tips: Stop smoking at least 3-4 weeks beforehand, stop taking anticoagulants (aspirin or NSAIDs) 10 days before the procedure
- Signature documents (quote, informed consent), and taking pre-operative photographs
- Reflection period: 15 days between the first consultation and the procedure
The intervention of Pubic liposuction
- Anesthesia: local, local with sedation or general
- Duration of the intervention: Between 30 minutes and 1 hour
- Hospitalization : Outpatient (same-day discharge)
Sequences and Outcome of the Pubic liposuction
- Post-operative instructions Cleanse the intimate area with mild soap during the healing period; no sexual intercourse until fully healed.
- Removing the wires: No stitches to remove, all stitches are absorbable.
- Rest : 1 to 7 days.
- Resumption of physical activities: Between 2 and 4 weeks
- Resumption of professional activities: in some cases as early as the next day, or after 7 days of recovery.
- Timeframe for final result: between 3 and 6 months most often, but sometimes up to 1 year after the procedure
Fee for the intervention
- You will receive a quote at the first consultation.
- The price includes hospitalization, operating room, anesthesia, surgeon, and surgical assistant fees.
- No coverage possible by social security
Documents
List of anatomical areas concerned
- small lips
- Large lips
- clitoris
- Mount of Venus
- Pubis
FAQ

Article written by the editorial team and validated by Dr. Nathaniel Stroumza Escoffier, plastic surgeon — RPPS 10100674943
Published on July 21, 2025 · Updated on March 24, 2026 · Discover the journey of Dr. Stroumza
Sources & references HAS · SOFCEP · SFCPRE · PubMed · Order of Physicians
This article is for informational purposes only and does not replace a medical consultation.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not replace a medical consultation.