After significant weight loss, the skin of the upper arms may appear loose or hang in folds. An arm lift involves removing excess skin and fat from the upper arms, resulting in a smoother, more contoured appearance. The procedure restores tone, reduces discomfort from chafing, and creates a more proportionate silhouette — allowing you to feel more confident in short sleeves or fitted clothing.

The abdomen is one of the most commonly affected areas after weight loss. Abdominoplasty, or a tummy tuck, helps tighten weakened abdominal muscles and removes hanging, loose skin and residual fat from the midsection. This procedure is ideal for achieving a firmer, flatter stomach and improving posture and core support. It's often combined with other body contouring surgeries for a comprehensive result.

Excess skin on the inner and outer thighs can be difficult to tone through exercise alone after weight loss. A thigh lift reshapes the legs by removing sagging skin and localized fat, improving the contour and smoothness of the thighs. It enhances comfort, reduces skin friction, and allows for better fitting of clothing. This procedure offers both cosmetic and functional benefits for patients seeking balanced lower-body results.