I have always hated the back of my legs and butt. I had a lower body lift. While my surgeon is a total rockstar in regards to the tummy tuck portion, I am still unhappy with the back of my legs. Would additional lipo or a redo of the lift be beneficial? I hate the fat deposits below my butt on the posterior thighs as well as the shape of my butt. Any suggestions would be great! I posted an after picture in my previous post. Here is the before picture. Thanks
Answer: Revision Body Lift or Liposuction to the Posterior Thighs Thank you for your question regarding whether additional liposuction or a redo thigh lift would be beneficial after a lower body lift. Thank you for your history and your picture. I would suggest liposuction of the posterior thigh where it bothers you and additional liposuction to the buttock. I would also consider fat transfer to the buttock if you want more shape and projection. Additionally, you can achieve more of an hourglass shape by performing liposuction above the hips for more of an hourglass shape. If you redo the lower body and lift, you will just be lifting the buttock. The lower body lift does not significantly affect the back of the thighs; the lower body lifts only affect the buttocks. Therefore, if you redo the lower body lifts, it would only affect the buttocks by making them smaller and not significantly altering the appearance of the thigh. I hope this answer helps. Thank you for your question regarding whether you need a revision body lift or lipo to the posterior thighs.
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Answer: Revision Body Lift or Liposuction to the Posterior Thighs Thank you for your question regarding whether additional liposuction or a redo thigh lift would be beneficial after a lower body lift. Thank you for your history and your picture. I would suggest liposuction of the posterior thigh where it bothers you and additional liposuction to the buttock. I would also consider fat transfer to the buttock if you want more shape and projection. Additionally, you can achieve more of an hourglass shape by performing liposuction above the hips for more of an hourglass shape. If you redo the lower body and lift, you will just be lifting the buttock. The lower body lift does not significantly affect the back of the thighs; the lower body lifts only affect the buttocks. Therefore, if you redo the lower body lifts, it would only affect the buttocks by making them smaller and not significantly altering the appearance of the thigh. I hope this answer helps. Thank you for your question regarding whether you need a revision body lift or lipo to the posterior thighs.
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August 13, 2015
Answer: I'm unhappy with the back of my legs after lower body lift. Would additional lipo or a redo of the lift be beneficial? I use a multitude of techniques to improve the shape of the buttocks
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August 13, 2015
Answer: I'm unhappy with the back of my legs after lower body lift. Would additional lipo or a redo of the lift be beneficial? I use a multitude of techniques to improve the shape of the buttocks
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December 3, 2014
Answer: Assessment of soft tissue laxity Lower body lift procedures are designed to optimize the shave of your buttock, contour your waist line, improve laxity in your lateral thighs, in addition to the obvious benefits of an abdominoplasty. Maintaining harmony in contour from front to back is important. Laxity in your buttock will cascade down to your thighs resulting in soft tissue concerns. My recommendation is to visit with your surgeon and discuss the areas that bother you. The solution may be easier than you may think. However, if you have significant ptosis of your buttock, you may benefit from further skin removal in addition to conservative thigh contouring. Whoever you meet with, be very specific with your goals and expectations.Good Luck
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December 3, 2014
Answer: Assessment of soft tissue laxity Lower body lift procedures are designed to optimize the shave of your buttock, contour your waist line, improve laxity in your lateral thighs, in addition to the obvious benefits of an abdominoplasty. Maintaining harmony in contour from front to back is important. Laxity in your buttock will cascade down to your thighs resulting in soft tissue concerns. My recommendation is to visit with your surgeon and discuss the areas that bother you. The solution may be easier than you may think. However, if you have significant ptosis of your buttock, you may benefit from further skin removal in addition to conservative thigh contouring. Whoever you meet with, be very specific with your goals and expectations.Good Luck
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November 29, 2014
Answer: Revision of a body lift It looks like you may need both. Liposuction and removal of some excess skin around the hips might help improve the appearance.
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November 29, 2014
Answer: Revision of a body lift It looks like you may need both. Liposuction and removal of some excess skin around the hips might help improve the appearance.
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November 27, 2014
Answer: I'm unhappy with the back of my legs after lower body lift. Would additional lipo or a redo of the lift be beneficial? Your surgeon may consider a combination of liposuction, fat grating or use of the Cellulaze. This is a challangeing area and perfectly smooth legs are hard to achieve.
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November 27, 2014
Answer: I'm unhappy with the back of my legs after lower body lift. Would additional lipo or a redo of the lift be beneficial? Your surgeon may consider a combination of liposuction, fat grating or use of the Cellulaze. This is a challangeing area and perfectly smooth legs are hard to achieve.
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