What is a Body Lift?
A body lift excises sagging skin and tissue, then draws and secures the remaining skin. It addresses laxity that liposuction alone does not reduce.
Treatment Areas
Arm Lift
Excise and lift inner upper-arm laxity
Thigh Lift
Excise sagging skin on inner thighs
Abdominal Lift
Excise loose abdominal skin and tissue
Back & Flank Lift
Refine the back and flank line
Who It Suits
Skin left loose after weight loss, or sagging from childbirth or aging — cases liposuction alone cannot resolve. Because it involves incisions and leaves scars, the area and extent are decided in consultation first.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How is this different from liposuction?
A. Liposuction removes fat, while a body lift excises sagging skin and tissue. When skin elasticity is significantly reduced, the two are often planned together.
Q. Will there be scars?
A. Yes — this is an incisional surgery, so scars remain. Incision lines are placed where clothing covers them, and scar care follows the surgery.
Q. How long is recovery?
A. It depends on the incision site and extent. A compression garment and scheduled follow-ups are required; your specific schedule is explained during consultation.