Removing excess skin from the upper arms, breasts, abdomen, and other areas will highlight your weight loss and give you a smoother, more toned appearance.

By removing excess skin, post-weight loss cosmetic surgery improves the overall contour of your body, giving you a more sculpted shape.

When you have an overabundance of loose skin, keeping crevices and folds clean is often difficult. This and chafing from everyday activities can result in chronic rashes and infections. Post-weight loss surgery removes redundant skin so that you can eliminate these issues.

A tummy tuck removes excess skin and flab around your middle, and repairs damaged abdominal muscles if necessary. A tummy tuck can give you a flatter stomach and a more defined waist, eliminating the “apron” of sagging skin that often occurs after significant weight loss.

While losing weight has several benefits, one of the downsides is the effect it may have on your breasts. Weight loss can often leave once-full breasts looking droopy and deflated. To restore shape and lift to your chest, you may choose a breast lift or a breast lift with augmentation. A breast lift restores your breasts to a more youthful shape and position, while breast augmentation can give you back the volume you lost.

After you’ve worked so hard to lose weight, the last thing you want is to be self-conscious about saggy “wings” under your arms. Brachioplasty, or arm lift surgery, removes the skin that flaps unattractively under your arms and gives you more toned, shapely arms.

While you may have lost weight, in some cases, there may still be stubborn pockets of fat lingering that refuse to respond to diet or exercise. Liposuction can eliminate that pesky fat, ensuring you achieve the optimal contour from head to toe.

A lower body lift addresses excess skin on your abdomen, waist, hips, thighs, and buttocks. If you’ve lost extreme weight, a body lift can contour several problem areas in one surgery.