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Treatment for Thigh and Butt Skin Laxity?

What is the best way to address the laxity on my butt and posterior thighs? Would an extended inner Thigh lift help? Scarring is not an issue for me; I would rather have long scar than ripples. Also, I need to lower my butt crack is too high that makes clothes nearly impossible to wear.

Asked 33 months ago by Ekz in midwest but will travel

Read my review "Body Lift -- Should Have Waited and Researched More"

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Lower body laxity

Looking at your picture you probably need a repeat of your thigh buttock lift with a better design of the incision. The present incision is too high and that is why your "BUTT CRACK" is too long. The design of the scar need to be improved, whether this will improve the butt crack will depend on the skin laxity in the back and center. The butt is deflated, you may benefit from a lift and enhancement of the buttock. By your pinching the skin, it shows that you still have a lot of... more
Samir Shureih, MD
Baltimore Plastic Surgeon
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Treatment for thigh and butt skin laxity

I just reviewed your picture and post. The pinch maneuver that you do in the picture shows that you have enough laxity to repeat the procedure and get a significant correction that would go a long way in making you happy. As far as the issue of an extended inner thigh lift, it would not help or even address the problem that is upsetting you. If you can imagine a vertical line going down the middle of your thigh, the butt lift and outer thigh lift will address the outer thigh, and the... more
Ricardo Rodriguez, MD
Baltimore Plastic Surgeon
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