Localised Fat & Body Contouring
What Is Localised Fat?
Localised fat refers to stubborn fat deposits that remain despite regular exercise and a balanced diet. Common areas include the abdomen, flanks, thighs, upper arms and lower back.
Unlike general weight gain, localised fat tends to be resistant to lifestyle changes and may affect body contour rather than overall weight.
These areas often require targeted treatment approaches.
Why Does Stubborn Fat Develop?
Several factors may contribute:
Even with healthy habits, some fat deposits remain resistant.
What Should Be Targeted?
Effective body contouring should focus on:
- Reducing fat cell volume
- Refining body contour
- Improving skin firmness
- Enhancing muscle definition where appropriate
Safe and controlled fat reduction is key to maintaining natural proportions.
The SW1 Medical Approach
At SW1 Clinic, body contouring is assessed based on fat distribution, skin quality and muscle tone.
Our doctors evaluate:
- Area thickness
- Skin elasticity
- Muscle support
- Individual goals
Treatment plans are designed to achieve gradual contour refinement while preserving natural body balance.
Recommended Treatments & Programs
For patients concerned with localised fat and body contouring, SW1 Clinic may recommend:
Coolshape
A non-surgical fat reduction treatment designed to target and reduce stubborn fat deposits in areas such as the abdomen, flanks and thighs. CoolShape works by selectively targeting fat cells while preserving surrounding tissue, helping to refine body contour gradually. Read more
Supermodel Sixpack Program
A doctor-curated body program that combines complementary treatments to improve contour, tone and skin firmness. Suitable for patients seeking a structured, progressive approach to body shaping and tightening. Read more
All treatment plans are personalised following medical consultation based on body composition, treatment area and aesthetic goals.
This content is for educational purposes and does not replace a medical consultation. Individual treatment recommendations vary based on skin condition, anatomy and medical assessment.
