When it comes to specific areas of the body, diet and exercise, although important, will not make much of a difference. The following body procedures can help remove excess skin or unwanted pockets of fat, contour the body’s shape, and improve the body’s overall appearance.
Revision Tummy Tuck Surgery is a complex cosmetic procedure that corrects errors from previous tummy tuck surgery or previous liposuction surgery resulting in irregularities, excess skin, poor scarring and other undesirable results.
Tummy Tuck Surgery or Abdominoplasty Surgery is designed to tighten and remove loose skin and repair abdominal wall looseness or muscle separation that can occur as a result of weight fluctuations or pregnancy.
Liposuction or just lipo, removes fat from areas that do not respond to diet and exercise. These areas include the abdomen, hips, thighs, neck, arms, back, thighs, knees, calves and ankles.
Revision liposuction, or “revision lipo” is a complex cosmetic procedure that corrects irregular and undesirable results from previous liposuction surgery. It is done with or without fat grafting.
A Brazilian butt lift, BBL, or a buttock enhancement surgery is a skilled technique of using undesired fat from certain body parts such as abdomen, hips, lower back, or thighs through liposuction and injecting it strategically into buttocks instead of implants.
A thigh lift reshapes and tightens the inner thighs by pulling the inner thigh upward and removing excess skin. It is sometimes combined with inner thigh liposuction if there is also fat that needs to be removed to create a better shape.
Pubic lift or monsplasty is a procedure designed to reduce bulging of the mons. The mons pubis can become enlarged from aging or pregnancy.
Mommy Makeover is a highly customized set of cosmetic procedures designed to help women restore and reshape their appearance after pregnancy.
Body contouring involves reshaping the body by removing fat in a blended and natural way from areas that are resistant to diet and exercise and often time moving the fat to areas that are proportionally smaller.
