Aesthetic Thigh Surgery

Many people struggle with excess skin and poor contours in their thigh area. Loose skin and tissue in the thigh area can persist despite diet and exercise, particularly after major weight loss. While liposuction alone can address excess fat, thigh lift surgery is often necessary to remove excess skin and achieve optimal results.

Results appear gradually as swelling subsides Scars will fade but are permanent

Maintaining stable weight important for results Temporary numbness is normal

Activity restrictions during healing

Compression garments essential for optimal results

Where are the incisions placed for thigh lift?

Incision placement depends on the technique of thigh lift. Inner thigh lifts typically involve incisions in the groin area, in some cases extend towards the knee.

Can thigh lift be combined with other procedures?

Yes, thigh lift is often combined with other body contouring procedures, particularly after massive weight loss. Common combinations include breast surgeries and arm lift.

Is thigh lift the same as liposuction?

No, thigh lift primarily addresses excess skin and tissue, while liposuction removes fat. Sometimes both procedures are needed for optimal results.

Will the surgery help with thigh chafing?

Yes, by removing excess skin and tissue, thigh lift can significantly reduce or eliminate thigh chafing.

What is recovery like?

Initial recovery takes 2-3 weeks for return to light activities. Complete healing and final results may take several months.

How much weight should I lose before thigh lift?

You should be at or near your goal weight and maintain it for several months before surgery for best results.