Thigh Lift
Firm thighs free of sagging — completing the result of weight loss or body renewal
What does a thigh lift treat?
After major weight loss or with ageing, the skin of the thigh loses its elasticity and begins to sag downwards — causing the thighs to rub against each other and making certain clothing uncomfortable to wear. No exercise will re-tighten this skin.
A thigh lift removes the excess skin and tightens what remains, giving thighs that are firmer and better proportioned with the rest of the body — especially for those who have undergone major weight loss and want to complete their transformation.
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We assess the thighs and determine the most suitable type for your case
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Inner thigh lift
The most common — treats the sagging skin on the inner side with an incision in the hidden groin area. It stops the thighs rubbing together and gives a cleaner line.
Vertical thigh lift
For cases of severe sagging — an incision from the groin extending down towards the knee. The result is broader but the scar is longer. Suited to those who have lost a very large amount of weight.
Outer thigh lift
Treats the outer side and is often combined with a buttock lift in a comprehensive "Body Lift" procedure after major weight loss.
Thigh liposuction with the lift
Liposuction is added to the lift to deal with fat and skin together — giving better balance in the shape of the thigh from the inside and outside.
Who benefits most?
✅ Ideal for you if:
- You have lost a lot of weight and excess skin remains in the thigh area
- The inner-thigh skin sags and causes painful rubbing
- You cannot wear shorts or short dresses because of the shape
- Your weight has been stable for at least 6 months
⚠️ Wait before deciding if:
- Your weight is still changing — stabilise first for a permanent result
- The problem is fat without skin sagging — liposuction is enough
- You are planning a pregnancy soon — wait until after childbirth
Recovery path
The thighs are wrapped in compression garments. Standing and light walking are allowed and encouraged to prevent blood clots.
Avoid fully straightening the legs at first. Stitches are removed after 10-14 days.
Office work is possible. No long sitting without moving the legs.
Brisk walking and normal movement. Compression garments are still necessary.
The thighs are in their stable shape. The scar improves gradually over 6-12 months.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the scar and will it be visible?
Can it be combined with other procedures?
Will the thighs stay firm forever?
Is there any risk of walking being affected after surgery?
Your body deserves to reflect your weight-loss effort
Free consultation — we assess the thighs and explain the options honestly and realistically