I want a mini thigh lift with scar in groin area. However, there is a possibility after I'm done having babies, I'll want a TT as well. Big MAYBE though. I can afford (and am ready) to have Mini thigh lift now. I don't want to wait 2+ years to have both procedures together. Will groin scar migrate north after a TT in the future? Will my thigh lift affect a TT scar or "anchoring" of muscles? What should I keep in mind before making this decision?
September 21, 2021
Answer: Tummy tuck after thigh lift If you elect to have a thigh lift now it will not interfere with your ability to have a tummy tuck at a later time. The incisions involved in a thigh lift will not impede the blood flow or present healing concerns for the tummy tuck. Hope this helps.
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September 21, 2021
Answer: Tummy tuck after thigh lift If you elect to have a thigh lift now it will not interfere with your ability to have a tummy tuck at a later time. The incisions involved in a thigh lift will not impede the blood flow or present healing concerns for the tummy tuck. Hope this helps.
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September 16, 2021
Answer: Tummy Tuck AFTER Mini Thigh Lift Aloha and thanks for your question. It should be fine to have your Thigh Lift now and a Tummy Tuck later. The scars and muscle anchoring should not be a problem; if planned and done correctly. I hope this helps. I would recommend you seeing an experienced Surgeon, Certified by The American Board Of Plastic Surgery[ABPS] and a member of The American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) for an in-office consult. We are now also offering Crisalix 3D Imaging that can be very helpful. Mahalo, Dr D
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September 16, 2021
Answer: Tummy Tuck AFTER Mini Thigh Lift Aloha and thanks for your question. It should be fine to have your Thigh Lift now and a Tummy Tuck later. The scars and muscle anchoring should not be a problem; if planned and done correctly. I hope this helps. I would recommend you seeing an experienced Surgeon, Certified by The American Board Of Plastic Surgery[ABPS] and a member of The American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) for an in-office consult. We are now also offering Crisalix 3D Imaging that can be very helpful. Mahalo, Dr D
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