Butt Lift (Remove Excess Skin and Fat)

· Those traveling to Bangkok for at least 13 days.
· Those with loose/dangling skin at the buttocks and at the back of their upper thighs.
· Those who wish to enhance the appearance of their buttock and thigh area.
· Those who wish to improve skin elasticity at the buttock area.
· Those who have recently lost an extreme amount of weight and has inelastic skin at the buttock and thigh area.

Also known as gluteoplasty, a butt lift raises and tightens the skin of the buttocks. Excess, undesirable skin is trimmed off, after which adjacent tissues are repositioned to produce a younger looking and appealing body curve.

This surgery is not to be mistaken with a Brazilian butt lift, which adds volume to the buttocks, utilizing injections of the patient’s own fat to enhance projection and to produce a lifting effect.

1. Anesthesia will be administered.
2. Incisions will be made. Incision styles can vary according to factors such as the amount and location of excess skin and fat.
3. You and your surgeon will figure out ahead of time which incision technique is beneficial and best for you.
4. Excess skin will be removed and remaining skin is re-positioned.
5. Incisions will be closed with sutures. Typically, surgical tape and skin adhesive are used to provide extra support.

<Advantages>
· Smoother and a more well-toned buttock
· Removes loose/sagging skin and extra fat at the buttocks
· Long-lasting results
· Better mobility with removal of excess skin

<Limitations>
· Risk of scarring, excessive bleeding, blood clots, deep vein thrombosis, anaesthesia issues, persistent edema, pulmonary complications, skin/fat necrosis
· Extended recovery time

Q1: Can I sit down after my butt lift?
A1: You are encouraged not to sit for 1 week following the surgery. The majority of patients are able to get back to work after 2 weeks, as long as they avoid prolonged sitting. Rigorous activities must be avoided at a minimum of 4 to 6 weeks.

Q2: When should swelling stop?
A2: Any swelling should stop at 4-6 weeks. If it does not stop, consult a doctor immediately.

Q3: Will the scars from my butt lift ever go away?
A3: Even though they are permanent, scars will look better with time and will continue to flatten and become less noticeable within 2 years' time.

Q4: Are there any alternatives to butt lifts?
A4: Yes. A lower body lift, butt implants and fitness exercises are all possible alternatives.

Q5: Is there anything I should know about butt lifts?
A5: Yes. After your butt lift, your butt may initially look quite bumpy or lumpy but will heal over time. In addition, you might experience minor discomfort, which can be solved using massages.

[Clinic Name] Yanhee Hospital
[Location] Bangkok
[Nearest Station/ Nearest Tourist Destination] Walking distance to shopping places, FamilyMart, Horseriding place, Futsal Court and 1 min walk to bus station (Bang Phlat).
[Clinic Opening Time] Open 24 hours