I don't want to spend another TX summer covered up. The pics actually make me look pretty decent compared to how they really look and the constant, infections, I'm so embarrassed. I know insurance coverage isn't an option, but how about using my FSA? It just needs to be medically necessary per a Dr...right? Please advise...Oh, and while my arms look like crap too, they never get boils or anything like that. But these inner thigh issues are problematic. Thank you for your time.
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Answer: Could an inner thigh lift be medically necessary as an FSA eligible expense?
If the loose skin is in the upper inner thigh, then a thigh lift might be a good option. It's a surgical procedure which leaves a scar along the upper crease of the inner thigh. You are correct that liposuction wouldn't be a good option for you--you have very little fat, just loose...
Thank you for your question. This can be a challenging area for contouring for many reasons. First, you have fat deposits which have created contour irregularities. Secondly, you have loose skin that is making the fat deposits more visible. Third, the direction in which the excess skin exists is...
Hello and thank you for your question. Congratulations on your weight loss. Yes there is. It is called a spiral thigh. It is good for the upper 1/3 of the thigh. A but lift and autologous augmentation of the buttocks can be done at the same time if needed and or wanted.Peter Fisher M.D.