Weight Loss Surgery (Post-Massive Weight Loss Body Contouring)

After massive weight loss, your skin may not have the elasticity to conform to your new figure. This often results in stretched, hanging skin that no longer reflects your hard-earned transformation. Common concerns include:

• Rashes, irritation, or infections in skin folds
• Difficulty fitting into clothes, despite weight loss
• Inability to see your full results due to excess tissue
• Ongoing self-consciousness despite major progress
   

Our goal is to help you finish the journey you started—restoring comfort, confidence, and natural-looking definition to your body.

Post-weight loss contouring procedures can target multiple areas, including:

• Abdomen & waist (Extended or Fleur-de-lis Tummy Tuck)
• Breasts & chest (Breast lift, reduction, or male chest contouring)
• Arms (Brachioplasty)
• Thighs (Inner or outer thigh lift)
• Buttocks & lower back (Body lift or buttock reshaping)
• Face & neck (Lower face lift or neck lift for volume loss & sagging)
   

Procedures may be done in stages or combined, depending on your health, goals, and recovery capacity.

Each surgical plan is customized to your body and recovery timeline. During your consultation, we’ll assess your skin, muscle tone, and remaining fat distribution to determine the safest and most effective course of action. Our board-certified surgeons prioritize both aesthetics and safety, helping you achieve a refined, proportional final result. 

Ideal candidates for post-weight loss surgery:

• Have maintained a stable weight for at least 6 months
• Are in good overall health and non-smokers
• Experience physical discomfort or emotional distress due to excess skin
• Have realistic expectations about scarring, healing, and outcomes
• Are ready to complete their transformation and invest in self-care

We believe a successful surgical experience starts with careful preparation. Once you and your surgeon decide to move forward with your facelift, our team will provide you with personalized instructions and full pre-operative support.

Here are some general guidelines to prepare for surgery:

• Arrange for a trusted adult to drive you home and stay with you for the first night.
• Fast before surgery. If your procedure is scheduled for 8:00 AM, drink only water after midnight.
• Arrive at your surgical appointment with a clean face and hair — free of makeup, lotions, or products.
• Take time off from work and avoid social commitments for at least 10–14 days post-op.
• Follow all instructions related to medications, supplements, and activity restrictions before surgery.