What is the Difference Between a Sprial Thigh Lift and a Medial Thigh Lift?

There are several types of thigh lifts.
 
1) A crescent thigh lift is where the incision follows the bottom of the bikini or underwear line and the scar is usually concealed in reasonable underwear.  A crescent of skin and fat is excised from the upper inner thigh. 
2) A vertical thigh lift extends from the groin to the medial knee and removes a large elliptical area of skin and fat from the inner knee.
 
3) The spiral thigh lift is a variation on the medial thigh lift and describes more of a technique. 
A medial thigh lift or a spiral thigh lift can be combined with a lower body lift safely.
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J. Timothy Katzen, MD, FACS

I have not heard of the spiral thigh lift, but a medial thigh lift can involve incisions in the groin and/or ones that go down the inside of the leg.  As for the next question, I would not recommend doing a lower body lift with an inner thigh lift as the scars may stretch too much.

A spiral thigh lift and a medial thigh lift are both surgical procedures designed to improve the appearance of the thighs, but they target different areas. A medial thigh lift focuses on the inner thigh, addressing loose skin and tissue in that specific area. On the other hand, a spiral thigh lift addresses the entire circumference of the thigh, including the inner, outer, and posterior aspects. The choice between the two depends on the patient’s specific concerns and the desired outcome. Consulting with a skilled plastic surgeon is crucial to determine the most suitable procedure based on individual needs.