Putting on a swimsuit or wearing tight-fitting clothes — having a nice body is often a desired goal.
Two types of fat are responsible for this aesthetic concern :
• Deep abdominal fat, which is linked to cardiovascular risk and is not accessible through medical techniques.
• Superficial subcutaneous fat, which can be treated with aesthetic procedures.
Men and women seek a harmonious body to conform to current beauty standards.
Medical and surgical techniques have been developed to meet patients' requests : to have a flat stomach, to have a flat stomach without surgery, to have a firm and smooth abdomen.
Comment perdre du ventre ? Il s’agit d’une préoccupation courante pour de nombreuses personnes cherchant à affiner leur silhouette. Le ventre est une zone où la graisse abdominale s’accumule facilement et peut être difficile à éliminer, même avec une alimentation saine et l’activité physique. En médecine esthétique, il existe des solutions non chirurgicales et efficaces
Techniques such as cryolipolysis and radiofrequency help to break down localized fat and firm the skin for a flat and toned abdomen. Personalized treatments make it possible to lose belly fat quickly and safely, without surgery or social downtime.
Fat accumulation in the abdominal area is due to three factors :
• An excessive intake of calories compared to the body’s needs : a diet that is too rich and limited physical activity.
• Genetics : some people tend to store fat in the abdominal area.
• Hormones : this is the case postpartum, during menopause, and in men after the age of fifty (when androgen levels drop).
During menopause, fat distribution changes : women shift from a gynoid body type (fat stored in the hips, buttocks, and thighs) to an android body type (fat stored in the abdominal area).
There are no real foods that “burn” belly fat. However, some foods support weight loss because they have a draining or fat-releasing effect, and they promote intestinal transit thanks to their fiber content.
These foods should be included in a healthy and varied diet — one that is rich in protein and healthy fats, and low in fast sugars and animal fat.
Foods that help burn abdominal fat include : lemon, apple, eggplant, cinnamon, pineapple, avocado, green tea, papaya.
In most cases, overall weight loss is necessary.
Exercise and a healthy, balanced diet are the best ways to achieve this goal.
Cardio training should be prioritized to burn as many calories as possible. It is best to choose full-body sports such as running, jump rope, or swimming.
Targeted exercises should be done in addition : crunches, planks, burpees.
During the information consultation, Dr. Romano will assess whether the patient is a good candidate for medical procedures or if surgery is the only solution.
A healthy and balanced diet, along with regular physical activity, should always accompany the treatments performed.
Often, even slim and physically active individuals may have a small belly. These patients are ideal candidates for medical techniques that allow fat reduction without surgery.
Cryolipolysis is a localized fat reduction technique using cold. The session is painless and requires no social downtime. Medical assessment is essential for the success of the treatment. In fact, intra-abdominal fat cannot be reduced with cryolipolysis. If there is significant skin laxity or poor skin elasticity in the fat fold, the patient is not a good candidate, as the skin will not retract. Results are visible one month after the session, with maximum results after three months. Depending on the thickness and location of the fat deposit, one to four applicators may be used and one to three sessions may be performed.
Radiofrequency for the abdomen is a skin-tightening technique, particularly recommended after volume loss in this area.
Unlike fat-reduction methods, radiofrequency does not eliminate fat deposits, but it is ideal for firming and tightening the skin after slimming.
By stimulating collagen production, this method restores firmness and elasticity to loose skin, thus improving the appearance of the abdomen and reducing folds or sagging.
This technique is indicated in cases of mild skin laxity of the abdomen, associated with a small fat deposit.
Significant skin laxity is an indication for surgery.
| Type of consultation | Generally practiced rates |
|---|---|
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Cryolipolysis belly fat |
600 CHF per session |
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Radiofrequency
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300 CHF per area and per session
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Pour favoriser la perte de graisse abdominale, il est recommandé de consommer un dîner léger riche en protéines maigres (comme le poulet grillé ou le poisson), accompagné de légumes riches en fibres tels que les épinards ou le brocoli. Ces aliments favorisent la satiété et améliorent la digestion, contribuant ainsi à un ventre plus plat.
Il est conseillé d’éviter les glucides raffinés (comme le pain blanc et les pâtes blanches), les aliments transformés riches en sucres ajoutés et en graisses saturées, ainsi que les boissons gazeuses. Ces aliments peuvent favoriser le stockage des graisses au niveau abdominal et entraîner des ballonnements.
L’accumulation de graisse abdominale peut être attribuée à divers facteurs, notamment une alimentation déséquilibrée, un manque d’activité physique, le stress et la prédisposition génétique. Chez certaines personnes, des niveaux élevés de cortisol, l’hormone du stress, peuvent également favoriser le stockage de graisse dans cette région.
La graisse sous-cutanée est située juste sous la peau et est palpable. Elle sert de réserve d’énergie et agit comme une protection contre les chocs. La graisse viscérale, en revanche, est située plus profondément dans la cavité abdominale, entourant les organes internes tels que le foie et les intestins. Un excès de graisse viscérale est associé à un risque accru de maladies métaboliques, notamment le diabète de type 2 et les maladies cardiovasculaires.
La graisse abdominale, en particulier la graisse viscérale, est métaboliquement active et peut être plus résistante à son élimination. De plus, des facteurs hormonaux, tels que l’insuline et le cortisol, peuvent influencer le stockage des graisses dans cette région, rendant la perte de graisse abdominale plus difficile que dans d’autres zones du corps.
La répartition de la graisse abdominale peut varier selon les patients. La graisse du bas du ventre est souvent sous-cutanée, située juste sous la peau, tandis que la graisse du haut du ventre peut inclure une proportion plus élevée de graisse viscérale, entourant les organes internes. Cette distinction est importante car la graisse viscérale est associée à des risques plus élevés pour la santé.
The services described on this website apply to Swiss territory; there are differences between countries.
Contact
Dr Valeria Romano
Pl. du Molard 5, 1204 Geneva, Switzerland
Monday to Friday, 9.30am to 6pm
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