Dramatic weight loss, weight fluctuation, or natural aging frequently result in sagging skin in areas below the waistline. Lower-body-lift surgery tightens and sculpts the buttocks, back of the thighs, outer thighs, inner thighs, hips, and abdomen. Loose skin that looks aesthetically displeasing or causes mobility restrictions is removed. A lower body lift is appropriate if you are near your ideal weight and may precede or follow an upper body lift procedure. Every year, thousands of people undergo successful lower-body-lift surgery and are pleased with the results.
When to Consider a Lower Body Lift
- You have had dramatic weight loss due to bariatric surgery or dieting.
- You have relatively thin layers of fat below the skin in the hip, thigh, abdomen, and buttock areas.
- You have overhanging skin in your lower body that restricts your mobility and/or causes painful chafing, rashes, or infection.
- You are distressed by sagging skin in your lower body.
- You recently underwent massive weight loss through natural means or bariatric surgery.
- You have excess, sagging skin following pregnancy.
- You are discouraged by loose skin around your arms, chest, or waist.
- You have “back rolls” or rolls of fat around the edges of your lower back.
Upper-body-lift surgery may consist of one or several procedures, including an upper arm lift, breast lift (or gynecomastia), or surgery to remove fat rolls along the back. Loose, sagging skin resulting from dramatic weight loss or after liposuction is removed to create a tighter and smoother contour, improving your profile and leading to renewed self-confidence.
Interested in learning more about body lift surgery pricing and financing options? Call us at (727) 868-4490 or schedule your consultation.
