Body lift

Full or partial body lift, Circumferential body lift, Upper or lower body lift

Non-Surgical Cosmetic Procedures Wellness and Health

A body lift is designed to provide you with a balanced and proportional body that is as close to natural as can be, and may include liposuction, abdominoplasty, circumferential abdominoplasty, upper arm lift (brachioplasty), breast restoration, thigh lift, and so on, according to what will give you the optimal result.

A body lift can be a partial lift or a total lift. A partial lift can be a lower body lift or an upper body lift. The typical candidate for a full body lift is usually someone who has undergone massive weight loss, 100 pounds or more, whose weight has been stable for about a year, and who has cumbersome or asthetically displeasing loose skin that often interferes with daily life.

Some candidates for a full body lift may choose, for financial or personal reasons, to have only a partial lift. In consultation with the plastic surgeon, a decision is made to “lift” either the upper or lower part of the body, depending on what is most troublesome.A consultation for a body lift will include a review of a person’s priorities for his or her body, lifestyle, and work needs.

Sometimes the body lift candidate also adds face lift procedures to the plan.