A medical professional in her late 50’s who had a gastric bypass 12 years before and has lost 70 lbs. She has had an abdominoplasty with buttock lift and liposuction of the medial thighs by another plastic surgeon 5 years before but remained unhappy with prominence of the mons pubis that was not addressed at the time of her abdominoplasty as well as laxity and asymmetry of the medial thighs. Her mons remains too wide and is unnaturally prominent in her clothing. The thighs are asymmetric and the skin is loose.
She is shown before and again, 8 months after revision of her mons and lower abdomen with liposuction, as well as secondary liposuction of the medial thighs and knees combined with a medial thigh lift. She can stand with her legs closer together now without the skin touching and the thighs now match more closely in her leggings. An excision of the mons was marked but not required at the time of surgery.
Update: Our pt is now seen 19 months after her surgery. Scars continue to fade and contour has improved. She has lost 12 lbs since her last photos
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