Consultation
We take a medical history, perform an examination and measurements, and discuss the combination of techniques and possible complications.
A torso plasty combines body contouring techniques after significant weight loss to correct excess skin in stages.
After significant weight loss, often following bariatric surgery, severely stretched skin usually does not shrink back sufficiently.
A torso plasty combines various body contouring techniques and is often performed in multiple stages.
The sequence is tailored to BMI, general clinical condition, stable weight, and nutritional status.
During the consultation, we assess whether this treatment fits your situation.
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Significant weight loss
Excess skin that does not shrink back sufficiently
Stable weight for 3 to 6 months
Optimal nutritional and metabolic status
A lower body lift combines circumferential abdominoplasty, thigh lift, and butt lift.
An upper body lift combines breast lift, flankplasty, and arm lift. A medial thigh lift can be planned separately.
All sutures are placed subcutaneously. Tacking sutures help reduce the risk of postoperative fluid accumulation.
Lower body lift
Combination of circumferential abdominoplasty, thigh lift, and butt lift.
Upper body lift
Combination of breast lift, flankplasty, and arm lift.
Staged plan
The sequence follows BMI and general clinical condition.
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We take a medical history, perform an examination and measurements, and discuss the combination of techniques and possible complications.
Weight must be stable for three to six months; nutritional and metabolic status must be optimal.
The operation is performed under general anesthesia. Hospital stay depends on the extent and combination of procedures.
A compression garment remains in place until the first follow-up. Drains are removed when drainage is sufficiently low.
Afterward, wear an abdominal binder or compression garment for approximately six weeks. Avoid strenuous activity for six weeks; return to work depends on the procedures.
A lower body lift combines circumferential abdominoplasty, thigh lift, and butt lift. An upper body lift combines breast lift, flankplasty, and arm lift.
Before surgery, weight must be stable for three to six months and nutritional and metabolic status must be optimal.
Drains remove wound fluid initially and are removed when output is sufficiently low.