Description
The incision is placed in the groin crease and/or along the inner thigh depending on the extent of laxity. Excess skin is removed and the tissues are tightened with precision.

The thigh lift corrects skin laxity of the inner and outer thighs, common after significant weight loss or with age.
The incision is placed in the groin crease and/or along the inner thigh depending on the extent of laxity. Excess skin is removed and the tissues are tightened with precision.
Scars are hidden in the groin crease and inner thigh. Their appearance gradually improves over 12 to 18 months. An appropriate scar treatment is prescribed.
Liposuction is often performed as a complement to refine contours and improve the overall result. The two techniques are complementary and are performed during the same procedure.
Questions fréquentes
Recovery involves more discomfort than pain. Skin tightness is bothersome in the first few days and gradually eases. Pain medication controls the discomfort well.
The scars are placed in the groin crease and on the inner thigh, where they are not very visible. They fade considerably within 12-18 months.
Yes, this combination is common after massive weight loss (body lift). It allows the entire trunk to be treated in a single procedure.
Walking is possible immediately but limited for the first 5-7 days. Normal walking resumes after 2 weeks. Sport after 6 weeks.
Yes, removed excess skin does not grow back. The result is long-lasting as long as weight remains stable. Skin aging resumes naturally over time.