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The Vertical Medial Thigh Lift
Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 2014This article discusses management of the post-weight loss thigh deformity. Beginning with an explanation of the soft tissue variables contributing to the thigh and medial thigh deformity in the postbariatric individual, the article describes the important elements of selecting and screening candidates for surgery and the ideal sequence of procedures ...
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Medial Thigh Lift and DE.C.LI.VE.
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 1998Vertical dermocrurolipectomy is a technique that in Italy has been named "DECLIVE," (which in Latin means something that moves downward). The first medial thigh lift with the DECLIVE technique was done in 1993. Since then, based on its excellent results 50 patients have been operated on, following DECLIVE. Therefore, DECLIVE should be considered just a
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The Scarpa Lift—A Novel Technique for Minimal Invasive Medial Thigh Lifts
Obesity Surgery, 2011Abdominoplasty and lower body lift procedures are the most common and sufficient procedures to correct abdominal tissue redundancy. Frequently, patients who undergo these procedures have lost a relevant amount of weight and additionally present tissue redundancy in the area of the medial thighs. Patients with mild to moderate skin surplus in the medial
Dirk F Richter, Alexander Stoff
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Annals of Plastic Surgery, 1979
Medial thigh ptosis, characterized by rhytidosis and seen commonly from aging and great weight loss, is seldom improved by lateral or posterior thigh lift. A simple procedure has been developed to correct this laxity of the upper, inner thighs. This consists of symmetrical resection of a crescent-shaped segment of skin and subcutaneous tissue having ...
Richard Carlton Schultz +2 more
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Medial thigh ptosis, characterized by rhytidosis and seen commonly from aging and great weight loss, is seldom improved by lateral or posterior thigh lift. A simple procedure has been developed to correct this laxity of the upper, inner thighs. This consists of symmetrical resection of a crescent-shaped segment of skin and subcutaneous tissue having ...
Richard Carlton Schultz +2 more
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The Concentric Medial Thigh Lift
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2004Plastic surgeons often are asked to perform horizontal medial thigh lifts because the skin of this area has poor elasticity, inducing excess skin, and also because there is upper fat deposit. This excess skin and fat lead to irritation and even functional problems. But surgeons dislike this operation because of its justified bad reputation.
C, Le Louarn, J F, Pascal
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Medial Thigh Lift in the Massive Weight Loss Population
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2015Complication profiles of medial thighplasty in the massive weight loss population are not well described. The authors present their experience with these procedures in the massive weight loss population.Thighplasty patients from 2003 to 2012 were assessed.
Carlo M, Oranges, Andrea, Sisti
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Spiral Lift: Medial and Lateral Thigh Lift with Buttock Lift and Augmentation
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2007Patients with a pear- or guitar-shaped body contour deformity are not frequently encountered, but represent a surgical challenge. Traditionally, these patients have been treated with belt lipectomies, lower body lifts, medial thigh lifts, and liposculpture because liposuction alone often is insufficient. This article describes an alternative method for
Sadri O, Sozer +2 more
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Medial Thigh Lift in Post-Bariatric Patients: Our Encouraging Experience
Journal of Plastic Surgery and Hand Surgery, 2016A high rate of postoperative complications following inner thigh lift is reported in the medical literature. The authors present the results of a study on the validity of inner thigh contouring, with liposuction and concomitant skin excision, in postbariatric patients.This study examined the charts of 46 postbariatric female patients, who underwent ...
Paolo Persichetti +2 more
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Fascio-Fascial Suspension Technique in Medial Thigh Lifts
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 1995Redundant thigh tissue can be corrected by the thigh lift. However, this is a seldomly used procedure because of postoperative problems such as inferiorly displaced and wide scars, vulvar distortion, and early recurrence of ptosis. In order to limit these complications, we developed a deep anchoring technique based on the overlap of the adductor longus
P, Candiani +2 more
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2001
The skin and the subcutaneous connective and supportive tissues on the medial side of the adult female thigh are especially soft. In addition, depending on predisposition, there are fat accumulations of varying sizes and experienced as disturbing to varying degrees. The combination of these factors can lead to the so- called “stage curtain phenomenon”,
G. Sattler, B. Sommer
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The skin and the subcutaneous connective and supportive tissues on the medial side of the adult female thigh are especially soft. In addition, depending on predisposition, there are fat accumulations of varying sizes and experienced as disturbing to varying degrees. The combination of these factors can lead to the so- called “stage curtain phenomenon”,
G. Sattler, B. Sommer
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