Lower Body Lift FAQs
Lower Body Lift Questions & Answers
Lower body lift surgery is usually performed to address loose skin that develops as a result of extreme weight loss, pregnancy or advanced aging. The goal of this procedure is to restore a more natural appearance to the body. Learn the answers to several frequently asked questions about lower body lifts.
Also known as a belt lipectomy, a lower body lift combines a thigh lift with a tummy tuck. Patients who’ve recently lost a lot of weight may choose to have this procedure done to remove excess skin. A lower body lift isn’t performed to remove excess fat from the body.
A thigh lift can reduce excess skin and fat around either the inner or outer thighs. It improves the natural contours of the body while eliminating unwanted tissue. You should also discuss any potential risks with your Mercy surgeon when talking about the benefits.
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