After a thigh lift surgery, how can the patient pee/urinate easily if she can't even open her legs or sit down ?

Preoperatively, I counsel my patients that they should wear soft compression and cut a hole in it to pee. I recommend that they don't even try to sit at the toilet and that they pee into a cup standing up for the first few days. After that time, they can more comfortably sit on the toilet and resume their normal habits.

After a thigh lift surgery, patients are usually given specific instructions on how to handle daily activities. It’s crucial to follow the guidance provided by the surgeon, but common approaches may include using a female urinal or adjusting the position with assistance to make it more comfortable. Always consult with the medical professionals involved in the surgery for guidance.

I allow my patients to go to the bathroom and sit down after thigh lift surgery. If pain is an issue and you are having trouble bending your hips to sit down, then you can urinate into a jar held against your skin to avoid any side splash. It sounds unpleasant but can be a really helpful fix while your wounds are tugging and sore.