Circumferential Body Lift

Significant weight loss can result in excess skin, after bariatric surgery. Excess skin in the abdominal and leg regions is often most completely corrected with a circumferential body lift procedure (lower body lift). Abdominoplasty alone can't correct the posterior and lateral thigh vertical skin excess which the circumferential body lift procedure addresses. Thighplasty will still be needed, however the thigh deformity will not be as dramatic after the circumferential body lift. This is a 64 year-old female from the greater Harrisbug area who is bothered by her abdomen, flanks and thighs with skin laxity. She lost 85 lbs over the last several years and now has excess skin causing deformity in these regions. She underwent an abdominoplasty with diastasis repair and now has excess skin on her thighs both medial and anterior, lateral and posterior with focal fat on the lateral thighs and excess hanging skin on the thighs. 3 months before and after.