THIGH LIFT
Similar to the upper arms, the tissue of the thighs slackens with advancing age. In addition, the skin on the inside of the thighs is particularly thin and delicate, so that the skin changes caused by the aging process are particularly noticeable in this area. But significant weight loss or hormonal changes can also lead to a loss of elasticity in the skin. It appears flabby and "withered".
Sometimes it is possible to achieve a positive effect on the contractility of the tissue with very superficial, targeted liposuction.
In other cases, the desired result
can only be achieved by surgically removing the loose skin. This is done on the inside of the thigh in a similar way to an upper arm lift. The incision ends in the area of the pubic hair line. For milder findings, an incision in the groin is sufficient, which can be extended towards the perineum depending on the findings, thus also leaving a scar that is easy to conceal.
