Royal LAMS at 365mc Clinic is a premium body-contouring programme built around the clinic’s LAMS fat-extraction procedure.
LAMS stands for Local Anesthetic Minimal-Invasive Liposuction. It uses a slender cannula to physically extract selected subcutaneous fat through small access points while the treatment area is numbed with local anaesthesia.
This makes LAMS different from external, non-invasive body-contouring treatments. It enters beneath the skin and removes fat directly, so it should be described as minimally invasive rather than non-invasive.
Royal LAMS is intended for selected areas of localised fat and body-contour concerns. It is not a weight-loss or obesity treatment and cannot guarantee a specific body shape, clothing-size reduction or full-body transformation.
The exact treatment area, branch, doctor, anaesthesia plan, aftercare services and total price must be confirmed during consultation.
Fornur helps international visitors explore Beauty & Medical services in Korea and submit consultation enquiries to available clinic partners. The consultation request is free. Royal LAMS and any related medical services are charged separately.
Royal LAMS at 365mc Clinic is a minimally invasive fat-extraction procedure performed under local anaesthesia.
A thin cannula is inserted beneath the skin to extract selected subcutaneous fat from the treatment area. A fat-dissolving solution may then be used as part of the clinic’s LAMS protocol for the surrounding area.
Royal LAMS is presented as a premium version of the core LAMS procedure, with individualised body-contouring planning and additional recovery support. The precise Royal package must be confirmed in the patient’s written quotation because inclusions can vary by branch, treatment area and current programme.
It is designed for contour improvement rather than substantial weight loss.
LAMS stands for Local Anesthetic Minimal-Invasive Liposuction.
The treatment combines local anaesthesia with direct fat extraction. Instead of using only an external device, the practitioner inserts a specialised cannula through small access points and removes selected fat from beneath the skin.
LAMS should therefore not be described as a facial, injection-only treatment or completely non-invasive body procedure.
The treatment may involve smaller access points and a different anaesthesia or recovery pathway from conventional liposuction, but it still penetrates the skin and carries procedural risks.
Treatment approach | How it works | Typical planning considerations |
Royal LAMS | Uses local anaesthesia and a slender cannula to extract selected subcutaneous fat | Treatment area, amount of fat, access points, comfort management and Royal aftercare package |
Conventional liposuction | Uses suction-assisted fat removal and may involve local anaesthesia, sedation or general anaesthesia | Larger treatment areas, fat volume, operating facilities and postoperative recovery |
Non-invasive body contouring | Uses externally applied energy without inserting a fat-extraction cannula | Device, number of sessions, gradual response and more limited contour change |
People seeking an external energy-based option can compare non-surgical body contouring at UPIC Clinic.
People considering a more extensive surgical fat-removal procedure can review the Royal Liposuction programme at 365mc Clinic.
These options use different treatment methods and should not be presented as interchangeable.
The main treatment mechanism remains LAMS fat extraction.
The Royal element refers to a premium treatment pathway that can include more detailed contour planning, comfort management and recovery support.
The precise package should be documented before payment. Ask whether the quotation includes:
Medical consultation and body assessment
Treatment-area measurements and contour design
Local anaesthesia
Royal LAMS fat extraction
Medication or prescriptions
Access-point or wound care
Compression garments
Recovery-room use
Orange Care aftercare
Follow-up consultations
Language or international-patient coordination
Transport or airport assistance
365mc publishes an Orange Care pathway that can involve hyperbaric oxygen and mid- or low-frequency and laser-based recovery sessions.
These services must not be presented as automatically included in every Royal LAMS package. The patient’s written quotation should specify the number and type of recovery appointments included.
Airport assistance, private rooms, VIP lounges and long-term international follow-up should also be treated as branch- and package-dependent unless confirmed in writing.
Royal LAMS may be discussed for selected areas of localised subcutaneous fat, including:
Abdomen
Waist and flanks
Love handles
Upper arms
Inner or outer thighs
Back
Hips
Chin or the area beneath the chin
Treatment suitability depends on the amount and distribution of fat, skin elasticity, previous procedures, existing scars, asymmetry and the degree of change being requested.
Royal LAMS may be considered for selected localised abdominal fat, waist fullness or love handles.
It cannot remove visceral fat surrounding the internal organs. It also cannot repair separated abdominal muscles or remove substantial excess skin.
Where loose skin or muscle separation is the main concern, fat extraction alone may not provide the desired result.
Upper-arm treatment may be considered when localised subcutaneous fat contributes to arm size or contour.
If reduced skin elasticity is the main issue, removing fat may not create a tighter appearance and could make existing laxity more noticeable.
Inner- and outer-thigh treatment requires careful planning because the shape and treatment boundaries must remain balanced across both legs.
The clinic should define whether both thighs are included, the precise treatment zones and any walking, exercise or compression-garment restrictions.
Terms such as back, bra line, waist, flank and hips can refer to different treatment boundaries.
The written quotation should show exactly which area is included rather than relying on a broad package name.
Facial or chin LAMS requires different anatomical planning from treatment of the abdomen, arms or thighs.
The clinic should confirm whether the procedure is intended for the chin, jawline, cheek area or another clearly defined region.
Several areas may sometimes be discussed within one treatment plan, but “full-body sculpting” must not imply that every requested area can be safely treated during one appointment.
The doctor must decide:
Which areas can be combined
Whether treatment should be divided into stages
How much local anaesthetic can be used safely
How much fat can be removed
What recovery support will be required
How long the patient should remain in Korea
What the complete programme will cost
A larger number of areas does not automatically produce a better or safer result.
Royal LAMS may be considered by adults who have selected areas of localised subcutaneous fat and are seeking contour improvement rather than major weight loss.
Suitable patients generally need realistic expectations, relatively stable weight and health that does not significantly impair healing.
The clinic must also assess skin elasticity. Fat extraction can reduce volume, but it does not remove substantial loose skin.
The American Society of Plastic Surgeons’ liposuction guidance explains that liposuction is intended for localised fat and body contouring rather than obesity treatment or a replacement for diet and exercise.
Royal LAMS may not provide the desired result when the main concern involves:
General obesity
Visceral abdominal fat
Significant loose or hanging skin
Abdominal muscle separation
Cellulite without a significant localised-fat component
Major planned weight loss
A structural body-shape feature that fat extraction cannot change
The consultation should assess the treatment area, fat distribution, body proportions, skin elasticity and any existing asymmetry.
The doctor should also review recent weight changes, medical history, medicines, allergies, previous procedures and available recovery time.
Before deciding, confirm:
The exact 365mc branch
The doctor performing the treatment
The doctor’s qualifications and relevant experience
Whether the proposal is Royal LAMS or standard LAMS
The precise treatment areas and boundaries
Whether both sides are included
The expected amount of fat to be extracted
The anaesthesia and pain-management plan
Whether several areas will be treated together or staged
What Royal and Orange Care services are included
Compression-garment requirements
Follow-up arrangements
The complete itemised price
Emergency contact details
The current location label says Gangnam, Seoul, but 365mc operates more than one facility in Seoul. The exact branch must be confirmed before travel arrangements are finalised.
The clinic must provide individual preparation instructions.
Tell the doctor about:
Bleeding or clotting conditions
A personal or family history of blood clots
Heart, lung, liver or kidney conditions
Diabetes or conditions affecting healing
Active infection or open skin
A hernia close to the planned treatment area
Previous liposuction, LAMS or body surgery
Previous anaesthesia reactions
Allergy to local anaesthetic
Pregnancy or breastfeeding
Smoking or vaping
Medicines and supplements that can affect bleeding or healing
The clinic may request blood tests, medical clearance or temporary changes to certain medicines.
Do not stop prescribed medication unless the healthcare professional responsible for that medication instructs you to do so.
The doctor evaluates the treatment area, fat distribution, body proportions and skin condition.
Treatment boundaries may be marked, and standardised photographs or measurements may be taken with appropriate consent.
The treatment area is numbed using local anaesthetic.
Local anaesthesia reduces sensation but does not guarantee a painless experience. Patients may still feel stinging during injection, pressure, pulling, movement or intermittent tenderness.
A slender cannula is introduced through small access points and used to extract selected fat.
The doctor should explain the expected number and placement of access points, treatment boundaries and how symmetry will be assessed.
After treatment, the clinic should monitor pain, bleeding, swelling, skin colour, sensation, dizziness and the patient’s ability to stand or walk safely.
Aftercare depends on the area, amount removed and Royal package.
It may include wound or access-point care, prescription medicine, compression garments, activity restrictions, Orange Care sessions and follow-up appointments.
There is no reliable universal duration for Royal LAMS.
The complete appointment may include consultation, measurements, marking, anaesthetic administration, fat extraction, recovery observation and aftercare.
Treatment time can vary according to the number and size of areas, the amount of fat being addressed and whether several areas are combined.
A short fat-extraction time for one small area should not be presented as the total length of a complete Royal LAMS appointment.
Royal LAMS cannot be guaranteed to be painless.
Possible sensations include:
Stinging during anaesthetic injection
Pressure or pulling
Movement beneath the skin
Tenderness
Soreness after treatment
Discomfort varies according to the treatment area, number of access points, amount removed, procedure length and individual sensitivity.
Ask which comfort measures are included and whether additional medication or sedation would involve separate risks or charges.
Recovery and DowntimeRoyal LAMS should not be promoted as having no downtime.
Because fat is physically extracted, temporary effects can include bruising, swelling, soreness, tenderness, numbness, firmness, fluid leakage and temporary contour unevenness.
The clinic should explain when it is appropriate to:
Shower
Return to work
Drive
Exercise
Lift heavy objects
Use saunas or steam rooms
Drink alcohol
Fly
Stop wearing compression garments
Receive massage or another aesthetic treatment
Recovery services may support comfort and monitoring, but they cannot guarantee faster healing or prevent every complication.
An early contour change may be visible after fat extraction, but swelling can temporarily hide or distort the result.
A more meaningful assessment should take place after the initial swelling and firmness have reduced.
The final appearance depends on the amount of fat removed, treatment area, existing asymmetry, skin elasticity, healing response and future weight changes.
Extracted fat cells are physically removed, but remaining fat cells can enlarge if weight is gained. Pregnancy, ageing and weight changes can also alter the result over time.
Royal LAMS cannot guarantee:
A particular number of centimetres lost
A specific clothing-size reduction
A permanently flat abdomen
Perfect symmetry
Complete cellulite removal
Tightening of substantial loose skin
No visible access-point marks
Immediate final results
Identical results for every patient
Royal LAMS is intended to contour selected areas of subcutaneous fat.
It does not treat obesity, remove visceral fat, replace weight-management care or guarantee long-term weight control.
People seeking substantial overall weight loss should receive an appropriate medical assessment rather than relying on cosmetic fat extraction.
Royal LAMS is minimally invasive, but it is not risk-free.
Possible risks associated with cannula-based fat extraction include:
Pain
Bruising and swelling
Bleeding
Infection
Fluid collection
Persistent numbness or altered sensation
Contour irregularities
Asymmetry
Pigment changes
Scarring or poor healing
Loose or rippled skin
Injury to nerves, blood vessels or deeper structures
Anaesthetic reactions
The need for additional treatment or revision
More serious complications associated with fat-extraction procedures can include deep-vein thrombosis, pulmonary embolism and cardiac or pulmonary complications.
The likelihood of complications can rise when larger volumes or several areas are treated.
The doctor should explain which risks apply to the proposed Royal LAMS plan and how the clinic would manage a complication.
Seek urgent medical attention for:
Chest pain
Difficulty breathing
Sudden shortness of breath
Coughing blood
One-sided calf pain or swelling
Fainting
Heavy or persistent bleeding
Rapidly increasing swelling
High fever
Spreading redness
Foul-smelling discharge
Severe or worsening pain
Pale, grey, blue or black skin
New weakness, confusion or severe dizziness
The clinic should provide a direct contact for urgent postoperative concerns and clear instructions for obtaining emergency care in Korea.
The consultation enquiry submitted through Fornur is free. Royal LAMS treatment is not free.
Pricing can depend on:
Treatment area
Number and size of areas
Estimated fat volume
Royal or standard LAMS programme
Treating doctor
Anaesthesia and medication
Compression garments
Recovery-room use
Orange Care appointments
Follow-up care
Tests, prescriptions and taxes
Language, transport or coordination services
Before paying, request an itemised quotation confirming the procedure, branch, doctor, treatment boundaries, anaesthesia, recovery services, medication, follow-up and every additional charge.
International patients should prepare information about their requested treatment area, current height and weight, recent weight changes, previous procedures, medical conditions, medicines, allergies and smoking history.
Include your arrival date, preferred consultation or treatment dates, departure date and available recovery time.
Do not schedule Royal LAMS immediately before an international departure.
The NHS guidance on cosmetic surgery abroad recommends planning aftercare carefully and generally advises avoiding air travel for approximately five to seven days after procedures such as liposuction.
Royal LAMS uses a different treatment pathway from conventional liposuction, so the treating doctor must provide an individual recommendation based on the area and extent of treatment.
Before booking travel, confirm:
Exact branch and address
Consultation and consent language
Treating doctor
Pre-treatment tests
Recovery and follow-up schedule
When the doctor considers flying appropriate
How urgent concerns will be handled
How follow-up will work after leaving Korea
Fornur facilitates the consultation enquiry. It does not diagnose patients, select treatment areas, provide anaesthesia or perform Royal LAMS.
Royal LAMS physically extracts selected fat using a minimally invasive cannula-based approach.
Royal Liposuction at 365mc Clinic is a separate surgical programme that may be considered for different areas, treatment volumes or recovery requirements.
Body contouring at UPIC Clinic uses external energy-based technologies rather than direct cannula-based fat extraction.
Visitors can explore the wider Beauty & Medical services hub to compare other clinic and treatment listings.
The appropriate option depends on the desired degree of change, medical suitability, recovery time and whether the patient prefers a non-invasive, minimally invasive or surgical approach.
Share your treatment area, main contour concern, current height and weight, previous procedures, relevant medical history, preferred dates, arrival and departure dates and available recovery time.
Fornur can help you request current treatment information and an itemised quotation for Royal LAMS at 365mc Clinic.
The clinic will determine whether treatment can be offered and confirm the exact branch, doctor, treatment areas, anaesthesia, Royal package inclusions, recovery plan and complete price.
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