Lower Body Lift (Belt Lipectomy) After Bariatric Surgery: A Full Guide

Lower Body Lift (Belt Lipectomy) After Bariatric Surgery: A Full Guide

A belt lipectomy, or lower body lift, is a procedure that removes excess skin from the abdomen, hips, thighs, and buttocks, commonly following major weight loss like after bariatric surgery. It reshapes the lower body, improving comfort, mobility, and appearance, helping patients reach their desired outcome. Bariatric procedures are more

Early Compassionate Release of Superannuation Funds for Brachioplasty (Arm Lift) Surgery

Early Compassionate Release of Superannuation Funds for Brachioplasty (Arm Lift) Surgery

For patients considering brachioplasty before the age of retirement, early compassionate release of superannuation funds can be a challenge. If the procedure is deemed medically necessary, however, accessing these funds may be possible if strict criteria are met. A superannuation fund, AKA super fund, is money that both an employee

Ask Dr. Beldholm: What’s the Difference Between Belt Lipectomy and Abdominoplasty Surgery?

Ask Dr. Beldholm: What’s the Difference Between Belt Lipectomy and Abdominoplasty Surgery?

Many of my patients ask me to explain the difference between lower body lift surgery and tummy tuck surgeries and which one is better for getting rid of excess skin and fat on their midsections after weight loss. Let’s explore what sets these two surgeries apart. How Belt Lipectomy and

Your Complete Guide to Belt Lipectomy (Lower Body Lift) Surgery After Weight Loss

Your Complete Guide to Belt Lipectomy (Lower Body Lift) Surgery After Weight Loss

In this belt lipectomy surgical guide, you’ll learn who is a candidate, how much it costs, what kind of results to expect, possible surgical risks, the length of recovery, the operation steps, and more. What is Belt Lipectomy Surgery? What it is: A body contouring procedure designed to remove loose

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