Thighplasty, or a thigh lift, is designed to give you slim, toned thighs. Our surgeons perform thigh lifts at Specialty Aesthetic Surgery for patients frustrated with excess skin and fat in the thigh area. With this procedure, he’ll sculpt and tighten your thighs so you can feel confident in any outfit.
Patients most often seek a thigh lift after weight loss. If you’ve lost significant weight, you likely have loose, excess skin and stubborn fat deposits that still refuse to budge. A thigh lift can remove excess skin and fat, tightening and contouring the upper legs. After weight loss, patients often have multiple procedures, such as an arm lift or tummy tuck, to address sagging skin on the whole body.
Ideal candidates for thighplasty should have reached and maintained their goal weight for at least six months. Future weight fluctuations could undo the results of the procedure. During a detailed consultation, your surgeon will help you determine if a thigh lift is right for you.
Thighplasty is an outpatient procedure performed under general anesthesia, typically in two to three hours. There are multiple thigh lift techniques, depending on the patient’s specific needs. Most patients undergo an inner or medial thigh lift, which addresses sagging skin on the inner thighs. Some may require an outer (bilateral) thigh lift to address the outer thighs and hips. The procedure may also include liposuction to remove stubborn fat.
Your surgeon will make an incision on each leg that starts at the groin and extends down or back as needed. They will then remove excess skin and fat to reduce sagging and tighten the remaining skin for a smooth contour.
Patients can expect discomfort, swelling, and bruising after a thigh lift. We’ll prescribe pain medication if needed and give you detailed aftercare instructions. You may need a follow-up appointment in a week or two to have the sutures or drainage tubes removed.
Most patients take approximately two weeks off work. If you have a physically demanding job, you may need to take longer, and it may be six weeks or more before you can resume strenuous exercise. You may need to wear a compression garment for a few weeks.
You’ll likely see some improvement immediately, with less sagging skin. However, swelling and bruising may initially obscure your thigh lift results. The worst of these side effects should fade within a few weeks. You’ll see the final results of the procedure in approximately six months. Thighplasty patients often enjoy greater freedom of clothing choices and feel more confident wearing shorts, jeans, or swimsuits.
You can enjoy slim, contoured thighs for many years with a healthy lifestyle. A thigh lift typically lasts a decade or more if you maintain a stable weight. Weight fluctuations can affect the results, and the skin may start to sag again over time.
Our expert surgeons would love to meet with you for an in-person consultation. Take the first step to getting your questions answered and to find out if a Thigh Lift is the right solution for you.
Please fill out the form on this page to request an in-person consultation.
Patients most often seek a thigh lift after weight loss. If you’ve lost significant weight, you likely have loose, excess skin and stubborn fat deposits that still refuse to budge. A thigh lift can remove excess skin and fat, tightening and contouring the upper legs. After weight loss, patients often have multiple procedures, such as an arm lift or tummy tuck, to address sagging skin on the whole body.
Ideal candidates for thighplasty should have reached and maintained their goal weight for at least six months. Future weight fluctuations could undo the results of the procedure. During a detailed consultation, your surgeon will help you determine if a thigh lift is right for you.
Thighplasty is an outpatient procedure performed under general anesthesia, typically in two to three hours. There are multiple thigh lift techniques, depending on the patient’s specific needs. Most patients undergo an inner or medial thigh lift, which addresses sagging skin on the inner thighs. Some may require an outer (bilateral) thigh lift to address the outer thighs and hips. The procedure may also include liposuction to remove stubborn fat.
Your surgeon will make an incision on each leg that starts at the groin and extends down or back as needed. They will then remove excess skin and fat to reduce sagging and tighten the remaining skin for a smooth contour.
Patients can expect discomfort, swelling, and bruising after a thigh lift. We’ll prescribe pain medication if needed and give you detailed aftercare instructions. You may need a follow-up appointment in a week or two to have the sutures or drainage tubes removed.
Most patients take approximately two weeks off work. If you have a physically demanding job, you may need to take longer, and it may be six weeks or more before you can resume strenuous exercise. You may need to wear a compression garment for a few weeks.
You’ll likely see some improvement immediately, with less sagging skin. However, swelling and bruising may initially obscure your thigh lift results. The worst of these side effects should fade within a few weeks. You’ll see the final results of the procedure in approximately six months. Thighplasty patients often enjoy greater freedom of clothing choices and feel more confident wearing shorts, jeans, or swimsuits.
You can enjoy slim, contoured thighs for many years with a healthy lifestyle. A thigh lift typically lasts a decade or more if you maintain a stable weight. Weight fluctuations can affect the results, and the skin may start to sag again over time.
Our expert surgeons would love to meet with you for an in-person consultation. Take the first step to getting your questions answered and to find out if a Thigh Lift is the right solution for you.
Please fill out the form on this page to request an in-person consultation.
Patients most often seek a thigh lift after weight loss. If you’ve lost significant weight, you likely have loose, excess skin and stubborn fat deposits that still refuse to budge. A thigh lift can remove excess skin and fat, tightening and contouring the upper legs. After weight loss, patients often have multiple procedures, such as an arm lift or tummy tuck, to address sagging skin on the whole body.
Ideal candidates for thighplasty should have reached and maintained their goal weight for at least six months. Future weight fluctuations could undo the results of the procedure. During a detailed consultation, your surgeon will help you determine if a thigh lift is right for you.
Thighplasty is an outpatient procedure performed under general anesthesia, typically in two to three hours. There are multiple thigh lift techniques, depending on the patient’s specific needs. Most patients undergo an inner or medial thigh lift, which addresses sagging skin on the inner thighs. Some may require an outer (bilateral) thigh lift to address the outer thighs and hips. The procedure may also include liposuction to remove stubborn fat.
Your surgeon will make an incision on each leg that starts at the groin and extends down or back as needed. They will then remove excess skin and fat to reduce sagging and tighten the remaining skin for a smooth contour.
Patients can expect discomfort, swelling, and bruising after a thigh lift. We’ll prescribe pain medication if needed and give you detailed aftercare instructions. You may need a follow-up appointment in a week or two to have the sutures or drainage tubes removed.
Most patients take approximately two weeks off work. If you have a physically demanding job, you may need to take longer, and it may be six weeks or more before you can resume strenuous exercise. You may need to wear a compression garment for a few weeks.
You’ll likely see some improvement immediately, with less sagging skin. However, swelling and bruising may initially obscure your thigh lift results. The worst of these side effects should fade within a few weeks. You’ll see the final results of the procedure in approximately six months. Thighplasty patients often enjoy greater freedom of clothing choices and feel more confident wearing shorts, jeans, or swimsuits.
You can enjoy slim, contoured thighs for many years with a healthy lifestyle. A thigh lift typically lasts a decade or more if you maintain a stable weight. Weight fluctuations can affect the results, and the skin may start to sag again over time.
Our expert surgeons would love to meet with you for an in-person consultation. Take the first step to getting your questions answered and to find out if a Thigh Lift is the right solution for you.
Please fill out the form on this page to request an in-person consultation.
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