Surgical Procedure
Lower Body Lift
A lower body lift involves removal of excess skin and fat from the waist area above the buttocks (known as the love handles or flank area). It is often performed in patients who have lost a lot of weight.
This results in a scar that runs along the top of the buttocks and meets in the middle. This scar very often continues round the front over the hips. It reduces the skin and fat but also lifts the buttocks very effectively.
It can be combined with liposuction and/or an abdominoplasty and this is then called a 360 ° body lift. It is often performed in patients who have lost a lot of weight.
A lower body lift is performed under a general anaesthetic and if done alone is a day case operation, which means you go home the same day as your surgery. . If combined with other procedures an overnight stay in hospital will be required.
Frequently Asked Questions
An auto-augmentation flap uses the patient’s own tissue during the procedure to add volume and improve body contour. Its suitability depends on individual anatomy and the surgical plan.
A lower body lift costs AED 50,000. If an auto-augmentation flap is included, the cost is AED 60,000. The final treatment plan depends on your individual requirements.
Recovery varies depending on the extent of surgery and individual healing. Your surgeon will provide specific instructions about wound care, activity and returning to normal routines.
As with any major surgery, potential risks may include infection, bleeding, scarring, wound-healing problems, fluid collection, changes in sensation and blood-clot complications.
Yes. A lower body lift requires surgical incisions and therefore results in scars. The location and extent of scarring depend on the surgical technique and amount of excess skin being treated.
A lower body lift may be combined with additional body-contouring procedures when appropriate. The suitability of combining procedures depends on your health, anatomy and overall surgical plan.
The improvement can be long-lasting, but significant weight changes, ageing and other factors can affect the results over time.
A lower body lift may be considered for patients with significant excess or loose skin around the lower torso, hips, buttocks or thighs. Suitability requires an individual surgical assessment.






















































