360 BODY LIFT.
A 360 Body Lift is not a treatment for obesity. It is a surgical procedure aimed at restoring the body to its ideal form for patients who have overcome obesity. Also known as a belt lipectomy or circumferential body lift, this operation encompasses several procedures in a single surgery: tightening the abdominal area, suturing loose abdominal muscles to act as an internal corset, lifting and reshaping sagging genital areas, lifting and augmenting the buttocks. It is frequently used as a corrective procedure for patients who experience sagging skin after significant weight loss following bariatric surgery. However, the 360 Body Lift should not be used as a weight-loss solution for obese patients; they should first be encouraged to lose weight.
The 360 Body Lift includes the following procedures:
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Abdominoplasty (tummy tuck)
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Thigh lift
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Buttock lift
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Arm lift
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Breast reduction (reduction mammaplasty)
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Breast lift (mastopexy)
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Gynecomastia surgery (male breast reduction)
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Face and neck lift
Who is a Candidate for 360 Body Lift Surgery?
Candidates for a 360 Body Lift are typically individuals who have undergone bariatric surgery or experienced significant weight loss through strict diet and exercise, resulting in loose or sagging skin. These individuals should have maintained a stable weight for at least 3-4 months and be in good overall health to be considered for the procedure.
The weight status of these individuals must be stable for at least 3-4 months. In addition, these individuals must be in good general health.