How to Eliminate Fat Pads by Knees?

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 revision thigh lift to remove fat around the knees entirely. I assume you had a vertical medial thigh lift. In a vertical medial thigh lift, an incision is made from the groin to the knee. If you have excess fat around the knees, perhaps just the vertical knee portion must be opened. Another procedure is an inverted horseshoe incision around the knee cap. An incision is made above the kneecap, and a large horseshoe area of skin and fat is directly removed. The scar is more visible than a vertical medial thigh lift. However, this incision must be made if the fat pad is there. Lipo does not cause spider veins; perhaps the thigh lift made your spider veins more apparent. In addition, a thigh lift and a lower body lift will not cause fat pads to the knee. Perhaps maybe the fat pads are now more visible. After the thigh lift and body lift. I hope I answered your questions regarding removing fat pads around your knee.

We occasionally see patients who are bothered by fat pads along their medial knees. These fat pads sit directly on top of a boney prominence known as the medial condyle. Unfortunately, these fat pads can be extremely noticeable when women wear shorts and above the knee skirts. For this reason, women are frequently motivated to address this problem.When this problem occurs, treatment options are limited. In most cases, liposuction is the best available option. This procedure needs to be approached with caution to avoid the development of skin sag in the medial thigh area. If knee skin sag does develop, surgical excision of excess skin will be necessary as well.If you're concerned about knee fat pads, it's appropriate to consult a board certified plastic surgeon with experience in this area. This surgeon should be able to formulate a treatment plan that addresses your anatomic deformity and achieves your aesthetic goals.

Liposuction is very good to remove the excess fat from around the knees. This is frequently done with a thigh lift.

After massive weight loss dealing with the fat pads by the knees can be difficult. In thin patients with good s kin tone liposuction may be beneficial. However often an excision is required in massive weight loss patients.

The fat pads in the front, inner and outer knee can be improved with liposuction. If the skin is loose, then it can be excised, particularly when it is in the inner knee. Excising fat and loose skin in the front of the knee can be done but tends to leave significant scars. Fat pads behind the knee are uncommon and are rarely treated due to the important nerves and blood vessels that are found there. If you already had a thigh lift, ask your surgeon if a bit more work could be done around the knees (sometimes it can be done as an office procedure).