Should I Gain Muscle Before or After a Lower Body Lift?
Answer: Lower Body Lift and Muscle Mass
Thank you for your question.
I do not have a general recommendation to my patients regarding building muscle mass prior to or after surgery.
I do recommend that patients are at their lowest, most stable weight prior to having surgery to achieve the best possible results. In general, patients who have surgery are very pleased with their "new bodies" and so they work out after the surgery and stay in good shape.
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Thank you for your question.
I do not have a general recommendation to my patients regarding building muscle mass prior to or after surgery.
I do recommend that patients are at their lowest, most stable weight prior to having surgery to achieve the best possible results. In general, patients who have surgery are very pleased with their "new bodies" and so they work out after the surgery and stay in good shape.
Best Wishes!
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Answer: Should I Gain Muscle Before or After a Lower Body Lift? It’s generally recommended to build some muscle before undergoing a lower body lift. Strengthening your muscles can enhance the overall results and support the healing process post-surgery. However, it’ crucial to consult with a medical professional to determine the best approach based on your individual health and fitness situation.
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December 5, 2023
Answer: Should I Gain Muscle Before or After a Lower Body Lift? It’s generally recommended to build some muscle before undergoing a lower body lift. Strengthening your muscles can enhance the overall results and support the healing process post-surgery. However, it’ crucial to consult with a medical professional to determine the best approach based on your individual health and fitness situation.
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October 1, 2012
Answer: Should I Gain Muscle Before or After a Lower Body Lift?
Staying fit is always good. However, the key variable in terms of timing for a body lift is weight, so it is very valuable to be at or near your desired weight at the time of surgery.
Thanks and best wishes.
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October 1, 2012
Answer: Should I Gain Muscle Before or After a Lower Body Lift?
Staying fit is always good. However, the key variable in terms of timing for a body lift is weight, so it is very valuable to be at or near your desired weight at the time of surgery.
Thanks and best wishes.
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June 9, 2012
Answer: Body lift and muscle mass
We generally don't consider muscle mass as part of the body lift workup. Rather, you want to make sure your weight loss has stabilized (your are no longer losing weight). We do want your nutritional status to be up to par. Hope this helps.
Dr. Basu
Houston, TX
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June 9, 2012
Answer: Body lift and muscle mass
We generally don't consider muscle mass as part of the body lift workup. Rather, you want to make sure your weight loss has stabilized (your are no longer losing weight). We do want your nutritional status to be up to par. Hope this helps.
Dr. Basu
Houston, TX
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June 1, 2012
Answer: I am Lee J. Malan, MD.
Ideally,for maximum soft tissue removal to meet patient expectations, at the time Body Lift Procedures are performed, the patient should have lost as much weight as possible and be as toned as possible. Afterward exercise and muscle toneing improves the results of the surgery and is a reeal bonus, for those who want to "go all the way".
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June 1, 2012
Answer: I am Lee J. Malan, MD.
Ideally,for maximum soft tissue removal to meet patient expectations, at the time Body Lift Procedures are performed, the patient should have lost as much weight as possible and be as toned as possible. Afterward exercise and muscle toneing improves the results of the surgery and is a reeal bonus, for those who want to "go all the way".
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