What to Do for Remaining Flaccidity of Butt/thighs Post Lower Body Lift?

There is always residual laxity after a lower body lift this is related to your overall skin quality. Remember if it is too tight, you can not bend and the scar may stretch or even pull apart.  The pull is always better near the closure. The further away you are the less it helps.  You  may need direct excision on the buttock crease, or implants.

Although you must look a lot better than you did before your body lift, I agree that you still have looseness and sagging of the buttocks. I cannot comment on your thighs since this single photograph does not address that area. Residual sagging is the result of insufficient skin removal as well as poor fixation and damaged skin which gives after the surgery resulting in collapse and sagging.  I would wait 4-6 months to allow both the inflammation and probably further sagging to... more

You are 5 weeks post-op, and your single photo shows what must be nice improvement from your lower body lift. However, I understand your being bummed about seeing looseness at this early stage after surgery. It appears that additional surgery may help to a degree, but your skin's own innate laxity (lack of collagen and elastic fibers--usually genetic, and sometimes obesity-related) makes additional excisions all prone to the same early and recurrent loss of tone. Buttock implants carry... more