Liposculpture is an aesthetic and surgical procedure designed to reshape and sculpt the body by removing unwanted fat deposits. It is also known as liposuction or simply 'lipo.' It involves the aspiration of fat deposits using thin cannulas inserted through small incisions in the skin. The goal is to enhance the shape and contour of the body by eliminating excess fat accumulated in specific areas such as the abdomen, thighs, hips, arms, or chin.

Gluteoplasty is a surgical intervention aimed at enhancing the aesthetic appearance of the buttocks. It may involve the insertion of implants to increase the volume of the buttocks or the autologous fat transfer (lipoinjection) from other areas of the body to the buttocks to achieve a fuller and rounded contour. This procedure seeks to provide a more harmonious and satisfying look to the gluteal region.

Abdominoplasty is a surgical procedure in which excess skin and fat are removed from the abdominal region, and in many cases, the muscles of the abdominal wall are tightened and corrected. It is also commonly known as 'abdominal surgery' or 'abdominal dermolipectomy.' This procedure aims to enhance the aesthetic appearance of the abdomen, providing a firmer and toned contour. Abdominoplasty is often considered for individuals who have undergone significant weight changes, women who have had multiple pregnancies, or individuals with lax abdominal skin due to aging.

Breast augmentation is a surgical procedure intended to increase the volume and enhance the shape of the breasts. During the procedure, breast implants are placed behind the mammary glands or pectoral muscles to achieve the desired size and projection. These implants may be filled with saline solution or silicone gel. Alternatively, in some cases, breast augmentation can be performed through autologous fat transfer, where fat is extracted from other parts of the body through liposuction and injected into the breasts. The goal of breast augmentation is to improve the aesthetic appearance of the breasts, whether to correct asymmetries, restore volume after breastfeeding, or simply achieve a desired size and shape.

Breast reduction surgery is a surgical intervention designed to reduce the size of the breasts by removing excess breast tissue, fat, and skin. During the procedure, the breast is reshaped, and the nipple is repositioned to create a more proportionate and aesthetically balanced appearance with the body. This procedure is commonly performed on women experiencing physical or emotional discomfort due to excessively large breasts and can provide relief from issues such as back pain, shoulder pain, and difficulties associated with physical activity.

Penis enlargement surgery, also known as elongation phalloplasty, is a surgical procedure designed to increase the length or apparent size of the penis. There are various techniques for performing this surgery, with one of the most common involving the release of ligaments connecting the penis to the pubic bone. By doing so, a more significant portion of the penis is allowed to protrude from the body when flaccid. Additionally, in some cases, tissue grafts or fat injection (lipoinjection) can be used to increase the girth of the penis.

Vaginal reconstruction is a surgical procedure designed to restore or improve the structure and function of the vagina after trauma, previous surgeries, or medical conditions that have affected vaginal anatomy. This type of intervention can be performed for various reasons, including reconstruction after a hysterectomy, surgery for gynecological cancer, traumatic injuries, or to address congenital malformations.

During vaginal reconstruction, different techniques may be used based on the specific needs of the patient. This may include tissue reconnection, the creation of tissue supports, or the use of grafts to restore the integrity of the vagina and enhance its function.

Biopolymer removal refers to a medical or surgical procedure designed to eliminate substances known as biopolymers that have been previously injected into the body. Biopolymers are synthetic substances used in aesthetic procedures to add volume or enhance the appearance of specific areas, such as the buttocks, cheeks, or lips. These materials are non-biodegradable and can lead to complications over time, including inflammation, deformities, pain, and adverse reactions.

Varicose vein surgery, also known as phlebectomy or vein surgery, is a medical procedure designed to treat varicose veins, which are swollen and twisted veins that typically appear in the legs. Varicose vein surgery is performed with the aim of relieving symptoms associated with varicose veins, such as pain, swelling, itching, and improving the aesthetic appearance of the legs.

There are various surgical techniques for the treatment of varicose veins, and the choice of the appropriate option depends on the severity of the condition and the patient's preferences. Some common techniques include the removal of affected veins through small incisions (phlebectomy), ligation and removal of veins (ligation and stripping), or endovenous laser or radiofrequency ablation to close the affected veins.

Gastric sleeve, also known as sleeve gastrectomy or simply "sleeve gástrico" in Spanish, is a bariatric surgical procedure designed to aid in weight loss for individuals with severe obesity. During the gastric sleeve, a reduction in stomach size is achieved by removing approximately 80% of the stomach, leaving a tube-shaped or sleeve-like stomach. This limits the amount of food a person can consume, leading to a reduction in calorie intake and, consequently, weight loss.

The "Brazilian Butt Lift" (BBL) is a cosmetic procedure that combines liposuction and autologous fat transfer to enhance the shape and size of the buttocks. During this procedure, liposuction is performed to extract fat from donor areas of the body, such as the abdomen, flanks, or thighs. While the term "Brazilian Butt Lift" suggests an emphasis on a more rounded and elevated appearance of the buttocks, the procedure also focuses on contouring the surrounding areas to highlight and improve the overall appearance of the gluteal region.

Calf implants refer to medical devices used in cosmetic surgery to enhance the appearance and shape of the calves. These implants are designed to be surgically placed in the back of the legs, beneath the calf muscle or subcutaneous tissue, with the goal of providing an increase in volume and definition to the calf region.

Pectoral implants refer to medical devices used in cosmetic surgery to enhance the contour and appearance of the pectoral muscles. These implants are designed to be surgically placed beneath the chest muscle tissue, providing greater projection and definition to the pectoral region. The placement of pectoral implants is an optional cosmetic procedure and is commonly chosen by men who wish to enhance the appearance of their pectorals, either to achieve a more muscular look, correct asymmetries, or address insufficient muscle development in that area.

Sex reassignment surgery, also known as gender reassignment surgery or gender confirmation surgery, is a set of surgical procedures aimed at modifying the physical characteristics of a person to be more aligned with the gender they identify with. These procedures are part of a broader process called gender transition, which may also include hormonal therapy and other medical treatments.