Many individuals struggle with loose and sagging skin around the thighs. A thigh lift, also known as thighplasty, is a surgical procedure that aims to reshape and tighten the thigh area. Getting results from thigh lift surgery can lead to increased confidence, increased comfort and a more positive outlook on life.
If you are considering thigh lift surgery, it’s important to understand the objectives of the treatment. The procedure is intended for those that have an excess amount of fat and skin around the thigh area, resulting in a flabby appearance. This can occur when someone has lost lots of weight, as the skin loses its elasticity. In these cases, the thigh skin may also appear discoloured or lumpy, with rashes likely due to chaffing. Our expert surgeons not only remove this tissue, they also smooth and contour the skin of your thighs to achieve an aesthetic look.
At Adnova we also offer other body procedures such as Liposuction, Abdominoplasty, Brachioplasty, and many more.
During a thigh lift procedure, the surgeon will make incisions in strategic locations to access the underlying tissues. The excess skin and fat are then removed, and the remaining skin is carefully repositioned and sutured to create a smoother and more toned appearance. For some patients a minimal scar approach is possible through the use of VASER and RENUVION, your surgeon will discuss this option with you if appropriate for you.
A minimal scar thigh lift is possible for some patients through the use of VASER and RENUVION. If these options are appropriate for you this will be discussed by your surgeon. Thigh lift scars for a reduction is usually on the inside upper thigh.
The thighs are an area of the body that sees regular use, both when at rest and when engaging in physical activities. As a result, recovering from surgery to this area requires following the advice given to you by your surgeon. In addition, it’s advised that patients:
There can be many reasons for excess fat and skin to form around the thighs, resulting in thigh lift surgery becoming a desirable option. It can happen due to ageing, genetics, and hormone levels. Although the most common factor is often people who have lost a lot of weight in the past or that are currently obese.
You should start to see results from a thigh lift in around 6 weeks, with the changes persisting for anywhere between 5 and 10 years. There are many different factors which can affect this timeframe, such as lifestyle and subsequent weight changes.
The price of a thigh lift will vary depending on the needs of the individual and various other factors. A full breakdown of the costs can be found on our surgical pricing page.
One of our surgeons will evaluate your eligibility for surgery during the pre-operation phase. In most cases, you will be an ideal candidate unless:
It is advised that patients who smoke should stop in the lead-up to the surgery to promote better healing afterwards. It may also be necessary to stop taking certain medications, or adjust the levels of the medication to reduce the risk of complication.