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Thigh and Buttock Lift

2010
This is a delicate and often unsatisfactory area of aesthetic surgery. The operation is requested by women over 50, and usually the patients expect too much. In horizontal and inguinal tightening of the thigh, the traction component is often so high that it later results in an unsightly scar, and after only a few months the inner side of the thigh ...
Werner L. Mang   +5 more
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Pursestring Thigh Lift

Annals of Plastic Surgery, 2006
Extreme thigh lipodystrophy localized in a "saddlebag" distribution can be difficult to treat with conventional body-lift approaches. We present a case of extreme thigh lipodystrophy treated with suction lipectomy and direct excision of skin and fat. The circular defects were closed with pursestring sutures and yielded a greatly improved contour and ...
Jesus A, Garcia   +2 more
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Spiral Lift: Medial and Lateral Thigh Lift with Buttock Lift and Augmentation

Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2007
Patients 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

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 Scarpa Lift—A Novel Technique for Minimal Invasive Medial Thigh Lifts

Obesity Surgery, 2011
Abdominoplasty 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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Medial Thigh Lift

2016
One of the areas of greatest concern for both the surgeon and the massive weight loss (MWL) patient is the medial thigh, which remains a troublesome region for body contouring in patients with generalized lipodystrophy and skin flaccidity. Suction-assisted liposuction (SAL) of the medial thigh is effective in patients with lipodystrophy without skin ...
Nazareth J. Papazian   +2 more
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Circular Lipectomy with Lateral Thigh–Buttock Lift

Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2003
Patients with body contour deformities amongst the challenges that plastic surgeons most frequently face. Through the years, many surgical procedures have been developed that attempt to solve many forms of body contour deformities while optimizing the number of surgical stages within safety limits.
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Medial Thigh Lift and Declive: Inner Thigh Lift Without Using Colle’s Fascia

2010
The medial thigh aesthetic deformity frequently presents a challenging problem to the plastic surgeon. Skin laxity in the medial thigh area is the earliest sign of aging in the thighs and is one of the first signs of ptosis of the body. The skin of the medial thigh area is thin, and therefore, not elastic resulting in early relaxation with age, and ...
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The “Crural Meloplasty” for Lifting of the Thighs

Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 1975
Just as the skin of the face slides down in the aging individual, the same process occurs in other areas of the body, and especially at the medial aspect of the root of the thigh where the skin is very thin and lax. The result is the formation of pouches and bags which are not only unaesthetic but maintain dermal irritation because of sweat retention ...
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