Liposuction in Spain: 2-Night All-Inclusive Package with Price
What's included in this package
Medical Procedures
- Liposuction
- Preoperative tests
- Chest X-ray
Duration
- 2 days in the hospital
- 10 days in the hotel
Accommodation
Hospitalization
Transport
Transfer is not included
Additional information
A standard liposuction package in Spain with pre-op checks and anesthesia included. It is a practical option for patients who want comprehensive medical preparation without bundled accommodation or transport. Benefits: Includes key pre-op diagnostics; General anesthesia included; Surgeon consultation included; Transparent package without travel add-ons
24/7 Bookimed assistance
- Personal medical coordinator
- Medical travel arrangements — booking of air tickets and hotel rooms at special partner prices
- Patient advocacy during medical travel
Program price
What's NOT included in this package
Doctor
How are we doing?
About the clinic
Liposuction at Clínica San Clemente in Zaragoza, Spain, is a body contouring procedure used to remove localized fat that resists diet and exercise. Prices for the surgery may cost around $1,700 for small areas like the double chin or knees, while extensive treatments for multiple zones typically run around $5,100–$6,800. The clinic holds a 4.9/5 rating from 290+ patients and earned the WhatClinic Patient Service Award for its high standards of care.
Liposuction Techniques and Safety
Dr. Roberto Herrero performs body contouring using advanced methods to improve patient results. These include tumescent liposuction and power-assisted liposuction, also known as Microaire or PAL. This technique allows for precise fat removal with less bruising and a faster recovery period. For patients seeking muscle definition, the clinic offers high-definition (HD/3D) liposuction. The surgery usually lasts between 1 and 3 hours. Safety protocols limit fat removal to 5 liters per session. Most procedures are performed on an outpatient basis using local anesthesia with sedation.
Liposuction Pricing and Inclusions
The cost of treatment varies based on the size and number of target areas. A medium zone, such as the lower abdomen or flanks, is around $2,300–$4,000. Combined areas like the abdomen and flanks may cost around $3,400–$5,700. A standard single-zone package starting at $2,300 typically covers several components:
- Pre-operative blood tests and ECG
- Surgeon and anesthesiologist fees
- Operating room and surgical materials
- Compression garment for recovery
- Post-operative check-ups and direct phone contact with the surgeon
Recovery and Post-Operative Care
Patients can usually return to office work within 3 to 7 days after the procedure. Light activity is possible from the second week, while intense exercise should wait until one month has passed. To help the healing process, the clinic provides specialized post-operative care. This includes manual lymphatic drainage, Indiba radiofrequency, and polarized light therapy. While partial results appear within one month, the final body shape is visible after 3 to 6 months. Results are permanent as long as the patient maintains a stable weight.
Expert Care in Zaragoza
Clínica San Clemente has served patients for over 20 years. Dr. Roberto Herrero is a specialist in plastic, aesthetic, and restorative surgery. He leads the treatment process from the initial consultation through a full year of follow-up care. The facility focuses on candidates with good skin elasticity who are close to their ideal weight. You can leave a request on Bookimed to receive a personalized evaluation for your procedure.
Payment & Rewards
You don’t pay for our services
You make your payment directly at the clinic or to their official bank account.
Some clinics may require a deposit as a part of their policy.
Spread out your payments with installment options.
Earn rewards for referring friends to Bookimed.
How it works: Step by step
Why people love us
Our top offers for you
FAQ
What is liposuction?
Liposuction is a plastic operation to remove a certain amount of fatty tissue through small punctures on the skin using specialized equipment. The lipo is divided into different types depending on the area should be operated (abdominal liposuction, buttock liposuction, neck lipo, knee liposuction, and so on).
|
BMI (body mass index) |
under 35 kg/m2 |
Who benefits the lipo?
The main indication for the surgery is excess fat that deforms the body contours. Surgeons perform liposuction locally, in particular on the abdomen, thighs, knees, neck, buttocks, etc.
The procedure is suitable for people who have excess weight with BMI (body mass index) under 35. For overweight people, lipo is an excellent option to get a perfect body and regain your figure factly.
Liposuction is best for people with the right skin tone and elasticity because it forms a new contour of the body without wrinkles.
A person must be over 18 years old and have good health status. Those with severe chronic illnesses cannot undergo this procedure.
What is preoperative preparation for liposuction?
Before liposuction, a patient undergoes the lab tests. They include blood and urine analysis, ECG.
A plastic surgeon examines a patient and discusses the volume of intervention. Then an anesthesiologist determines the type of anesthesia.
If there are no contraindications, the liposuction is assigned the next day.
What is the liposuction process?
Doctors conduct liposuction under local or general anesthesia. The anesthetic type depends on the location of the problem area and its size.
Then a plastic surgeon starts liposuction. A specialist uses a thin tube-shaped instrument called a cannula. Through the 3-6 mm incisions, fat is pumped out.
The procedure is carried out very slowly and carefully to avoid the nerves and vessel injuries, to save asymmetry of body contours.
The liposuction of one area takes 1-1.5 hours. If a doctor operates several areas, the duration of the procedure is prolonged up to 5 hours.
In some cases, specialists perform abdominoplasty after abdomen liposuction. It helps to achieve a better result and avoid asymmetry.
Find out more information on the lipo surgery process in the video.
What rules should I follow during postoperative rehabilitation?
Just after the surgery, a doctor places a special bandage on the operating area. It speeds up the recovery of tissues, reduces swelling, and improves skin retraction. This bandage is prescribed to be worn for 4-10 weeks.
The hospitalization after liposuction is 2 days in most cases. If there are no complications, and the area for surgical intervention is small, a patient is discharged after the procedure. In other cases, liposuction takes up to 2 days.
A patient stays in the country for 10 days. The sutures are removed in 7 days. A patient can return to the usual lifestyle in 2-3 weeks.
To maintain the new body shape, it is necessary to keep a diet and lead an active lifestyle — otherwise, the overweight returns.
What results can I expect after liposuction?
Liposuction results are not noticeable until the swelling decreases. In some cases, this process may take several months. Most of the edema (swelling caused by fluid retention) reduces in about 4 weeks, and the area where the fat has been removed becomes less extensive.
People keeping fit usually get excellent and consistent results. Those gaining weight after the procedure may find that their fat distribution changes. For example, people who previously have had fat accumulation in their thighs may find that their buttocks are becoming a new problem area.
What are the risks of lipo?
Any serious surgery is associated with a risk of bleeding, infection, and an adverse reaction to anesthesia.
The risk of complications is usually related to the procedure extensiveness and surgeon’s skills.
The following risks, unpleasant side effects or complications are possible:
- bruising — can last for several weeks
- inflammation — may take up to 6 months
- thrombophlebitis — a blood clot in a vein formation
- contours roughness — if the skin has low elasticity, the skin may look saggy and wavy
- numbness — the affected area may feel numb, but usually, it is temporary
- infections — rarely, skin infection may occur after liposuction surgery; sometimes it needs to be treated surgically, with the risk of scarring
- kidney or heart problems — as fluids are injected during the operation, changes in fluid levels in the body can cause kidney or heart problems (therefore, there is a limit on the amount of fat removed)
- pulmonary embolism — fat enters the blood vessels and lungs, blocking blood circulation in the lungs
- allergic reaction — the patient may be allergic to drugs or materials used during the surgery
- skin burns — the cannula movement can cause injuries on the skin that is especially characteristic for ultrasonic and laser liposuction.
What areas are intended for liposuction?
The lipo is performed on the following body areas: