Lipo 360 Ā· For West Palm Beach patients
Lipo 360 for West Palm Beach ā Circumferential Contouring, a Short Drive West
West Palm Beach has no shortage of aesthetic practices, so letās be upfront: we are not in West Palm Beach. Our main office is in Greenacres, west of downtown. WPB patients who make that drive usually want one thing ā a practice whose whole focus is planning the midsection front, sides, and back as a single contour. Results vary.
Board-Certified General Surgeon Ā· Office: 5315 Lake Worth Rd, Greenacres, FL 33463 Ā· No West Palm Beach location
Written for WPB
Why West Palm Beach patients look west for Lipo 360
West Palm Beach life is lived in the open ā waterfront walks along Flagler Drive, weekend boat days, downtown dinners where the dress code is light fabric year-round. Thatās often when people notice that the fullness around their waist doesnāt stop at the front. It continues around the flanks and into the lower back, and no amount of extra cardio seems to change its shape.
That pattern is exactly what Lipo 360 planning addresses: the abdomen, waist, flanks, and back mapped together so the silhouette reads smoothly from every angle ā not a flatter front with untouched sides. It isnāt weight loss, and it isnāt right for everyone. A consultation is where thatās decided.
Whether you live in a downtown high-rise, a Northwood or El Cid bungalow, a SoSo home south of Southern Boulevard, or out toward the airport, the logistics below should help you decide if our Greenacres office makes sense for you.
The honest drive
Getting to our Greenacres office from West Palm Beach
Times vary with traffic and your exact address. Plan for the real drive, not the best case.
How many trips?
Usually a consultation, a pre-op visit, procedure day, and several follow-ups in the first months, per your written plan. Weāll try to group tasks to save drives.
Procedure-day ride
You canāt drive yourself home. Arrange a responsible adult for the ride back to WPB and, typically, to stay with you the first night.
Virtual first?
A video conversation can cover goals and logistics before you make the trip. An in-person exam is still required before any surgical plan.
The procedure
What Lipo 360 is ā and what it isnāt
It is
- Liposuction planned around the full torso circumference ā abdomen, waist, flanks, and back as indicated
- Body contouring for localized fat in people near a stable weight
- A plan personalized at consultation; not every zone is right for every patient
It isnāt
- A weight-loss operation or a substitute for diet and exercise
- A treatment for loose skin or cellulite on its own
- A guarantee of a specific waist size or look
Full detail ā areas, comparison table, technique, and 12 FAQs ā is on our main Lipo 360 page.
Treatment map
Zones commonly discussed in a 360 plan
Abdomen
Upper and lower front midsection. Abdomen guide
Waist & flanks
The ālove handlesā that decide how the front-to-side transition reads. Flanks guide
Back & bra line
Included when indicated so the posterior contour matches. Back guide
Adjacent zones
Hips, thighs, arms, or chin ā only when clinically appropriate.
Honest fit
Who tends to be a candidate
Lipo 360 may be discussed if you:
- Are near a stable, healthy weight
- Have midsection fat that hasnāt responded proportionally to diet and exercise
- Have skin likely to redrape after volume reduction (exam-dependent)
- Donāt smoke, or can stop for the window your surgeon requires
- Understand risks, downtime, and that results vary
A different plan may be advised if:
- Loose skin needing excision is the main concern (lipo vs tummy tuck)
- Medical conditions arenāt controlled
- Pregnancy or major weight change is planned
- Liposuction is expected to replace weight loss
Recovery, WPB edition
Planning recovery at home in West Palm Beach
Recovery varies. Your written instructions override this sketch.
Swelling, tightness, bruising. Garment on; short walks around the condo or house as cleared. Have someone home with you.
Many desk-based downtown professionals discuss returning to work in this window if healing allows. Plan a lighter calendar.
Strenuous exercise, heavy lifting, and boat days that jostle the midsection usually wait until youāre cleared.
Residual swelling settles; contour becomes clearer. Sun protection on healing incisions matters in South Florida.
Heat and humidity make compression garments less comfortable ā ask about breathable layers and how many garments to have on hand. Contact the office for fever, worsening pain, rapidly increasing swelling, or shortness of breath; call 911 for emergencies. Full recovery guide ā
Your surgeon
Michael Clerveus, MD, Board-Certified General Surgeon
Michael Clerveus, MD is a board-certified general surgeon.
West Palm Beach FAQ
Questions WPB patients ask
Do you have an office in West Palm Beach?
No. Our main office is in Greenacres (5315 Lake Worth Rd), and we also have an office in Oakland Park. Procedure location is confirmed at your free consultation.
How many trips to Greenacres will I need?
Usually a consultation, a pre-op visit, procedure day, and several follow-ups in the first months, per your written plan. Weāll try to group tasks to save drives.
Can I start with a virtual consultation?
Yes. A video visit can cover your goals and logistics before you make the trip. An in-person exam is still required before any surgical plan. Virtual consultation ā
Can I drive myself home to West Palm Beach after the procedure?
No. Arrange a responsible adult for the ride back and, typically, to stay with you the first night.
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Next step
Request a Lipo 360 consultation from West Palm Beach
Tell us your neighborhood and the areas youād like to discuss. Weāll help you schedule at our Greenacres office with Michael Clerveus, MD. No online quote replaces an examination. Results vary.
Call 561-363-5538
Hours MonāFri 9 AMā6 PM Ā· Sat 9 AMā2 PM Ā· Sun Closed
Address 5315 Lake Worth Rd, Greenacres, FL 33463
Email rn@majesticaesthetic.com
This page is for general education and is not medical advice. Results vary from person to person. A consultation with Dr. Michael Clerveus is required to determine whether a procedure is right for you.