I am 53 yrs old, 5'8" and 133 lbs. I noticed my legs changing around 49 yrs old - I am so embarrassed of my legs at this point that I won't be seen in shorts, skirts/dresses (without opaque pantyhose) or bathing suits. I have tried thermage for $2500 - terribly painful and no positive results. I had a total hysterectomy at 38 and have been on premarin since then - not sure if this could have anything to do with it. Sure genetics plays a part in all of this..greatly appreciate any suggestions
August 19, 2013
Answer: Thigh lift , body lift
Hello ;
it seems that you have a degree of thigh ( and perhaps posterior thigh /buttock) laxity which will not respond to any non surgical intervention.
You will have much improvement with a thigh lift . This may range from a short scar medial thigh lift to a more global improvement if you combine it with circumferential body lift
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August 19, 2013
Answer: Thigh lift , body lift
Hello ;
it seems that you have a degree of thigh ( and perhaps posterior thigh /buttock) laxity which will not respond to any non surgical intervention.
You will have much improvement with a thigh lift . This may range from a short scar medial thigh lift to a more global improvement if you combine it with circumferential body lift
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August 18, 2013
Answer: Inner thigh lift
Loose skin of the inner, anterior and lateral thighs can be a problem for many women. The inner thigh lift has gone through many stages over the years. The original description for an inner thigh lift used a U shaped incision beginning in the buttocks crease and extending anteriorly along the groin. This method elevated the skin in a pure vertical direction. With experience gained performing thigh lifts on massive weight loss patients we have found that an extended medial thigh lifts shifting the skin flap in a superior and lateral direction work the best. In general the thinner the thigh the better the overall result since there is less weight to pull the scar down. It is this downward migration of the scar that can be problematic for some patients.
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August 18, 2013
Answer: Inner thigh lift
Loose skin of the inner, anterior and lateral thighs can be a problem for many women. The inner thigh lift has gone through many stages over the years. The original description for an inner thigh lift used a U shaped incision beginning in the buttocks crease and extending anteriorly along the groin. This method elevated the skin in a pure vertical direction. With experience gained performing thigh lifts on massive weight loss patients we have found that an extended medial thigh lifts shifting the skin flap in a superior and lateral direction work the best. In general the thinner the thigh the better the overall result since there is less weight to pull the scar down. It is this downward migration of the scar that can be problematic for some patients.
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