A fleur de lis abdominoplasty is a tummy tuck (abdominoplasty) that removes excess skin in both vertical and horizontal directions. A standard abdominoplasty uses a horizontal incision low across the abdomen to remove skin that hangs downward. The fleur de lis adds a vertical incision up the midline, which allows
Thigh lift surgery (thighplasty) removes excess skin and, where needed, excess fat from the thigh after significant weight loss. In my practice this is planned as a reconstructive operation, not a purely cosmetic one. The focus is on treating loose skin that causes chafing, rashes, hygiene problems and difficulty with
An upper and lower abdominal lipectomy removes loose skin from two separate areas of the abdomen in a single operation. One excision sits high, near the fold beneath the chest. The other sits low, above the pubic area. The skin in between, including the belly button (umbilicus), is left in
After major weight loss, the chest is often the area men find hardest to live with. The skin stretched over years of carrying extra weight, and once the weight is gone it frequently does not retract. What remains is loose skin, redundant folds, and in many men residual glandular tissue,
Dual vector abdominoplasty is an operation I developed for post weight loss patients whose excess abdominal skin runs in more than one direction and extends into the upper abdomen and lower chest. It combines a Fleur de Lis abdominoplasty with an upper abdominal lipectomy in a single operation, removing skin
A pubic lift (monsplasty), also called mons pubis reduction surgery, treats excess fat, excess skin, or a lowered position of the mons pubis. The mons pubis is the fatty pad that sits over the pubic bone, at the junction between the lower abdomen and the genital region. After significant weight
In my practice I see patients who come for revision abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) from across Australia and from overseas. The reasons they come are not all the same, but one stands out far more than any other. The first operation was the wrong operation for the amount of loose skin
If you have been through substantial weight loss and are left with loose skin all the way around your midsection, a belt lipectomy (body lift) may be one of the body contouring procedures worth discussing. This surgical procedure removes excess skin and fat circumferentially around the lower torso, taking in
Loose skin on the upper arms is one of the more common reasons people come to see me as they get older. The skin on the inner arm is thin to begin with, and over the years it loses skin elasticity and starts to hang. For some people this is
After major weight loss, loose skin tends to settle right around the middle of the body. Not just the front of the abdomen, but the hips, the flanks, the lower back, the mons, and the upper buttocks as well. A body lift (belt lipectomy) is the operation I use to