Thighplasty & Thigh Lift

Many people struggle with sagging, uneven, or disproportionate thigh appearance due to weight loss, aging, or genetics. Thigh lift surgery can help address these issues by removing extra skin and fat, resulting in a more youthful and aesthetically pleasing contour. The surgery can consist of a few different techniques, depending on the patient's specific concerns and desired outcomes.

Thigh lift surgery is an outpatient procedure typically performed under general anesthesia. The specific technique selected will depend on the patient's unique needs and goals. Some of the most common approaches include:

• Inner (Medial) Thigh Lift: This technique addresses sagging skin and excess fat on the inner thighs. The surgeon makes an incision in the groin area, extending down the inner thigh if necessary to remove the unwanted skin and fat.
• Vertical Thigh Lift: This procedure focuses on the entire length of the inner thighs, an extended version of the medial thigh lift that removes excess skin and fat, resulting in firmer, smoother thighs.

Regardless of the approach, the surgeon will close the incisions with sutures and may place temporary drains to reduce fluid accumulation. Finally, a compression garment will be applied to support the newly contoured thighs and minimize swelling during the recovery process.