Anesthesia
The procedure begins with general anesthesia to keep you comfortable and pain-free throughout the surgery.
Incision Placement
Your surgeon creates strategically placed incisions based on the degree of correction required and the targeted areas of the thighs. Common incision techniques include inner thigh, vertical, or crescent incisions, carefully chosen to minimize visible scarring while achieving optimal contouring.
Excess Tissue and Fat Removal
Excess skin and fat are removed to sculpt the thighs. In many cases, liposuction is used alongside excision to refine contours and deliver smoother, more proportional results.
Skin Tightening and Contouring
Once the excess tissue is removed, the remaining skin is tightened and reshaped to create firm, symmetrical thighs. This step focuses on enhancing both appearance and comfort.
Closing the Incisions
The incisions are closed using sutures or surgical adhesives, with meticulous attention to minimizing tension to help reduce visible scarring during healing.
Application of Dressings and Support Garments
Surgical dressings are applied to protect the incisions, and a compression garment is fitted to minimize swelling and support the healing tissues. This garment also helps maintain the newly contoured shape during the recovery period.