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Liposuction is currently performed through tiny metal cannulae, generally 5 mm or less leaving hardly visible (but visible, if looked for) scars. Lipectomy, however, involves cutting out exces skin and hence leaves some scar. But these scars are generally planned in such a way that they are along natural body folds or in hidden areas of body.
