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

Hello, and thank you for your question regarding the differences between vertical and horizontal scars from a thigh lift. When deciding between a vertical and horizontal thigh lift, it's essential to consider the extent of sagging skin you want to address and your comfort level with visible...

Thank you for your question about the possible complications of thigh lift surgery. Like any other surgical procedure, a thigh lift has risks and potential complications. With a thigh lift, the most common complication is wound breakdown. By definition, if any part of the wound opens, that is...

Although recommendations vary from surgeon to surgeon, I usually recommend that my patients wear the compression garment(s) 24/7 after surgery for 4-6 weeks. This timeframe is a guideline only and is completely dependent on the healing of the individual patient. Before my patients receive the...

It's important to understand that wound healing is a dynamic process that goes on for 12 to 18 months following surgery. During this period, swelling slowly resolves and scars lose their redness, flatten and slowly remodel. For these reasons, after only five weeks, it's far too early to make...

Thank you for your question regarding if a woman in her 60s can have a medial thigh lift. The answer is yes if you are in good health. Patients in their eighties can also have procedures like a medial thigh lift or body lift if they are in good health. You must consult with your internist...

Thank you for your question about eliminating fat pads around your knees. If it is just fat, you may need liposuction; however, if you've had a lower body and thigh lift before. It is altogether possible that you may need an incision to get rid of the associated skin. Therefore, you may need a...