If I lose weight after my body lift procedure, will the skin become loose again? I'm not really planning on losing extra weight after my surgeries, but if I were to lose weight during the recovery period (I hear body lift recovery is pretty harsh), would that ruin the work?
February 26, 2017
Answer: The Impact of Weight Loss on Body Lift Results This is highly dependent upon how much weight is lost. A modest weight loss of 10 to 20 pounds can enhance tummy tuck results. A 50 pound weight loss, on the other hand, could negatively impact the skin tone over the abdomen and other areas. It is best to be at a weight that can be maintained before pursuing body lift surgery.
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February 26, 2017
Answer: The Impact of Weight Loss on Body Lift Results This is highly dependent upon how much weight is lost. A modest weight loss of 10 to 20 pounds can enhance tummy tuck results. A 50 pound weight loss, on the other hand, could negatively impact the skin tone over the abdomen and other areas. It is best to be at a weight that can be maintained before pursuing body lift surgery.
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March 25, 2011
Answer: Be sure your weight is right BEFORE you body lift.
One area where pre-operative screening is key is when making plans for body lifting. I need to know that they have achieved a weight within 10% of their goal. For example, if the realistic goal is 150 pounds, then 165 is okay but 175 is not. Body lifting is a big step. We (the patient and I) need to be sure that it is a single step and not just the first rung of a staircase that may never end. The best policy is: Do it once and do it right!
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March 25, 2011
Answer: Be sure your weight is right BEFORE you body lift.
One area where pre-operative screening is key is when making plans for body lifting. I need to know that they have achieved a weight within 10% of their goal. For example, if the realistic goal is 150 pounds, then 165 is okay but 175 is not. Body lifting is a big step. We (the patient and I) need to be sure that it is a single step and not just the first rung of a staircase that may never end. The best policy is: Do it once and do it right!
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