Post-Bariatric Plastic Surgery, also known as "obesity plastic surgery" or "body contouring after major weight loss" is a combination surgical procedure for addressing excess skin and fat that is left behind following a major weight loss. Sagging skin and excess leftover fat typically affects the face, neck, upper arms, breast, abdomen, buttocks, and thighs. In addition to affecting the body's contour and appearance, excess skin and fat can lead to discomfort or any number of medical complications. The procedures most often associated with obesity plastic surgery are: Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty), Body Lift, Thigh Lift, Breast Lift or Male Breast Reduction, Arm Lift, and Face Lift or Necklift. When combined, these procedures are sometimes collectively referred to as a “Total Body Lift."
Texas offers a wide selection of qualified plastic surgeons who are experienced with performing complex Post-Bariatric Plastic Surgery procedures. In particular, plastic surgeons in Houston, TX and Dallas, TX are among some of the best providers skilled with body contouring following a major weight loss.
If you have undergone dramatic weight loss and are close to your idea weight, and you have maintained a stable weight for some time, you may be a good candidate for post-bariatric plastic surgery. You can start by locating a plastic surgeon "in my area" using our provider directory. You can also with a Post-Bariatric Plastic Surgeon in TX, right here from our site without having to search your area at all.Post Bariatric Plastic Surgery is usually performed in two or more individual operations at a time. The length of surgery, recovery time and other factors depend on the number of procedures performed. The final combination of desired or necessary procedures depends on the individual patients anatomy and goals. Due to the extent of surgery, significant scarring can be common. Most patients find these scars acceptable and consider it a fair trade-off for greater self-confidence and the ability to comfortably wear form-fitting clothes. The price of bariatric-related plastic surgery procedures can vary significantly, depending on several factors. This procedure can be expensive, so It's best to consult with a Post-Bariatric Plastic Surgeon who can assess your body and offer a detailed procedure plan and estimate.