hello I had bariatric surgery in 2007 lost 150 pounds however i work out and eat good and I can't get rid of the skin. I need an arm left and mostley a knee and thigh lift. The skin on my legs embassies me and drives me crazy. I am looking for help to have this skin all pulled up and removed. I really just need a full body lift. Arms legs and tummy. Can you help.
March 1, 2015
Answer: Knee skin tightening following massive weight loss Knee skin laxity is a tough problem to correct. If there is severe skin laxity in the knees, you may require a long vertical scar on the inner aspect of the knees to remove the excess skin. A waistline body lift will have only a limited impact on the knees because they are so far away from the location of skin removal.
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March 1, 2015
Answer: Knee skin tightening following massive weight loss Knee skin laxity is a tough problem to correct. If there is severe skin laxity in the knees, you may require a long vertical scar on the inner aspect of the knees to remove the excess skin. A waistline body lift will have only a limited impact on the knees because they are so far away from the location of skin removal.
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February 16, 2015
Answer: Body and thigh lift Congrats on your weight loss! If you feel that things are pretty stable in terms of weight, the. I do think that a lower body lift would help to define portions of your thigh. However an inner thigh lift with liposuction will also help tighten the skin of the inner thighs. Both a lower body lift and inner thigh lift are big procedures, and hence, you should consider staging the procedures. I would start with the procedure that bothers you the most.
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February 16, 2015
Answer: Body and thigh lift Congrats on your weight loss! If you feel that things are pretty stable in terms of weight, the. I do think that a lower body lift would help to define portions of your thigh. However an inner thigh lift with liposuction will also help tighten the skin of the inner thighs. Both a lower body lift and inner thigh lift are big procedures, and hence, you should consider staging the procedures. I would start with the procedure that bothers you the most.
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