Body Lift New York by Kevin H Small, M.D.
Body Lift New York, NY | Kevin H Small, M.D.
Understanding Body Lift Procedures in New York
A positive self-image significantly impacts confidence and relationships. When excess sagging skin or fat affects your appearance, a body lift procedure can help reshape and tone underlying tissue, creating a more youthful and contoured profile.
What is a Body Lift?
A body lift, also known as a Belt Lipectomy, is a transformative surgical procedure targeting the mid and lower body areas. This advanced technique addresses multiple concerns by removing excess skin and fat around critical areas including:
- Abdomen
- Hips
- Groin
- Outer thighs
- Buttocks
Ideal Candidates for Body Lift in Long Island
The most successful body lift candidates typically share these characteristics:
- Are in good overall health
- Have realistic expectations
- Are at or near ideal body weight
- Have significant loose, hanging skin
- Do not smoke
- Are committed to maintaining results through diet and exercise
Procedure Details
NYBG Plastic Surgery's body lift procedure involves precise surgical techniques designed to reshape and support underlying tissues. The process includes:
- Comprehensive patient evaluation
- Strategic incision planning
- Advanced tissue repositioning
- Careful skin and fat removal
- Sophisticated suturing techniques
Recovery and Results
Body lift recovery requires patience and careful following of post-operative instructions. While initial results are visible quickly, full aesthetic development can take one to two years. Our surgical team provides comprehensive guidance throughout your healing journey.
Body Lift vs. Body Contouring
While similar, body lifts and body contouring differ in scope. A body lift is a more extensive procedure targeting significant skin laxity, often recommended for patients who have experienced massive weight loss. Body contouring focuses more on tightening and toning specific areas.
For more information about Body Lift in New York, NY, submit an enquiry to Kevin H Small, M.D.