Bodylifting: lifting any part of the body
Any woman dreams to have always tightened thighs, buttocks, back, arms, and legs. Modern plastic surgery solves this problem by bodylifting - excising the excess skin from the body.
Why do women, in principle, may have a similar problem? There are many reasons for that - age, which leads to a hormonal imbalance, and the process of pregnancy and childbirth, many factors causes loss of skin elasticity, and as a consequence - down women`s self-esteem. And since the modern women are often not limited in the choice of means the option of plastic surgery - bodylifting – is considered by many. Especially because this type of surgery, in general, is safe, and most importantly, the effect is fast enough.
Become a model just for one day, removing the excess skin. - It would seem so simple, but at the same time as difficult, why do bodylifting if you can make a liposuction procedure which is better known and proven? Do not rush: bodylifting - not just the removal of fat and excess skin excision is. The difference is fundamental.
Although bodylifting may be the final stage of liposuction, for example, after the removal of a large amount of fat, the skin just hangs down. Or it may be carried out and as a standalone procedure if overweight patient, but there is only the need to tighten the droopy skin.
Risk group: weigh and prepare thoroughly
Before considering the bodylifting procedure, be sure to consult with a doctor. To the slightest detail weigh all the risks and potential consequences, and soberly assess their state: the fact that the patient is applying for such an operation should have a stable reason, but if you are in the weight loss phase, the operation effect will be offset.
Expectant mothers are also better not to take risks and think about bodylifting after childbirth.
At risk were those who had bariatric surgery done - reduced size of the stomach, or in other words, accelerated movement of food by the stomach and intestines.
Be sure to remember: this is a complex operation, which lasts a few hours and only under anesthesia. In addition, the rehabilitation process is long and quite strict: each patient is required to wear a special compression garment, as well as avoiding heavy physical exertion, and is forced to forget about visiting saunas and solariums for up to 1-3 months.