Thigh lift and liposuction
Every woman dreams and desires of having a fit, attractive, beautiful, and proportionate body. There are a group of women who strive hard to practice sports and follow diets to achieve this dream, but after reaching their ideal weight, they face the problem of not achieving the ideal shape, especially in the thigh area.
Sagging thighs:
Sagging or drooping is the separation of the skin from the blood supply due to weight loss, unlike the way the weight is lost.
What is the thigh lift procedure?
It is a procedure in which sagging skin in the thigh area is cut and removed, the thighs are tightened, and fat is removed from the inner area. In some cases, liposuction is performed to achieve a more beautiful thigh shape if the case calls for it. As a surgical procedure, it requires general anesthesia, an incision in the area, cutting the skin, liposuction, and re-closing the area.
Reasons for fat accumulation in the thigh area:
- Frequent weight gain and loss.
- Loss of skin elasticity due to aging.
- Hormonal changes caused by repeated pregnancy and childbirth
What are the types of thigh lift surgeries?
- The internal tension is concentrated in the first third of the thighs.
- Thigh and buttock tightening.
- Longitudinal tension reaches the knee area.
Conditions required for a thigh lift:
- Weight stability: Weight remains stable for a certain period of time so that the skin does not stretch again.
- Commitment to a healthy lifestyle to maintain results for life.
- Not wanting to get pregnant or have children at the moment.
- Sagging: The desire to get rid of excess sagging in the thigh area.
Steps to perform a thigh lift:
- Anesthesia: Like any surgical procedure, it requires general or spinal anesthesia, to be determined by the specialist physician.
- Surgical incision: The location and method of the incision are determined by the specialist doctor according to the sagging and its area.
- Skin tightening and getting rid of fat and sagging
- The doctor will cut the sagging skin and suction out the excess fat if the patient requires it.
- Closing the surgical incision: The doctor closes the wounds with sutures to minimize scarring as much as possible, and closes the wound with medical bandages that are removed after an appointment with a specialist.
To ensure optimal results, please adhere to the instructions given by the specialist during the rest period. To reduce pain, the specialist will prescribe painkillers and schedule a follow-up appointment. If you notice any unexpected symptoms, do not hesitate to contact your doctor. The rest period and adherence to the instructions for any surgical procedure are among the most important criteria for achieving the desired results.