Does the lower body lift also include the inner thigh area?

Hi GGonzales0000, Thank you for your question whether a lower body lift includes the inner thigh area. The 360 circumferential lower body lift removes excess skin and fat from the abdomen, hips, and buttocks.  The 360 circumferential lower body lift pulls the abdomen down.  As the circumferential lower body lift incision goes over the hips, the outer hips are pulled up. Posteriorly, the body lift pulls the buttock up. The 360 circumferential lower body lift does not pull the inner thigh up.  The lower body lift does not include the inner thigh lift.  The inner thigh lift is a separate procedure called the inner thigh lift, medial thigh lift, leg lift, longitudinal medial thigh lift, J-lift, or spiral thigh lift.  Please seek a board-certified plastic surgeon who is an expert in performing the 360 circumferential lower body lift.  Travel if you need to. I hope I have answered your question regarding whether a lower body lift includes the inner thigh lift. If you have any more questions regarding the lower body lift or the inner thigh lift, please contact my office. Sincerely Dr. Katzen.  

Generally the thighs are assessed separately.  If there is redundant skin in the medial thigh area a medial thigh lift would be added to the procedure.

It's not unusual for massive weight loss patients to develop loose skin. Redundant saggy skin can affect the abdomen, back, arms, inner thigh and outer thigh. When this situation arises, a multitude of surgical procedures are available to treat this loose skin.The lower body lift can remove excess back and abdominal skin. It simultaneously lifts the buttocks and lateral thighs. It's associated with excellent clinical results and high levels of patient satisfaction. Unfortunately, this procedure would have very little impact upon the medial thighs.Correction of this problem would most likely require a medial thigh lift. Several medial thigh lift options are available to treat this problem. The choice will depend upon the patient's anatomic findings and aesthetic goals.If you're concerned about massive weight loss surgery, it's important 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 findings and achieves your aesthetic goals.