Advanced Thigh Lift Surgery in Texas | Bryan Armijo, M.D. - Dallas Plastic Surgery Institute

Understanding Thigh Lift Surgery in Dallas

Loose skin and stubborn excess fat in the thigh area are common challenges for individuals seeking body contouring. While diet and exercise can help burn unwanted fat, addressing sagging skin from significant weight loss requires specialized surgical intervention. Dr. Bryan Armijo performs thigh lift surgery to help patients achieve slimmer, more proportionate thighs that complement their body frame.

What is a Thigh Lift Procedure?

A thigh lift, medically known as thighplasty, is a surgical procedure designed to reshape the thighs by removing excess skin and fat from the upper and inner thigh regions. The procedure creates smoother skin, better-defined contours, and reduces irritation from skin friction.

Procedure Details

• Performed under general anesthesia
• Incisions made at groin area, potentially extending down the inner thigh
• Tightens underlying tissue for improved contour
• May include liposuction for additional body sculpting

Benefits of Thigh Lift Surgery

• Removes excess, loose skin after significant weight loss
• Improves muscle definition
• Reduces cellulite and stretch marks
• Minimizes risk of skin infections
• Enhances overall body proportion

Ideal Candidates for Thigh Lift

The ideal thigh lift candidate is a healthy individual within approximately 20 pounds of their ideal weight, with loose skin in the upper and inner thigh areas. Patients should be non-smokers and have realistic expectations about surgical outcomes.

Why Choose Dr. Bryan Armijo for Thigh Lift in Dallas

As a board-certified plastic surgeon at the Dallas Plastic Surgery Institute, Dr. Armijo specializes in advanced body contouring techniques. His expertise ensures personalized surgical approaches that address individual patient goals and anatomical characteristics.

For more information about Thigh Lift in Dallas, TX, submit an enquiry to Bryan Armijo, M.D. - Dallas Plastic Surgery Institute.