Post-weight loss surgery is highly individualised and may include: Body lift Tummy tuck Breast lift or breast reduction Arm lift Thigh lift Liposuction and contour refinement The right combination depends on your anatomy, skin elasticity, and areas of concern.

Recovery varies depending on the procedures performed. Most patients can expect: Several weeks of progressive healing Temporary swelling and tightness Gradual return to exercise and activity More extensive contouring procedures may require staged recovery and additional healing time.

Post-bariatric body contouring surgery refers to procedures designed to remove excess skin and reshape the body after significant weight loss. Major weight loss can leave stretched skin that does not retract naturally, even after achieving a healthy weight. Body contouring procedures help restore proportion, improve comfort, and reveal the underlying shape achieved through weight loss.

Patients are typically advised to wait until: Their weight has stabilised Nutritional health is optimised Significant fluctuations are no longer expected Stable weight is important for maintaining long-term results and reducing surgical risks.

Yes. Because excess skin must be removed, scars are an expected part of post-weight loss surgery. However, incisions are carefully planned to be as discreet as possible and positioned in areas typically concealed by clothing. Over time, scars generally soften and fade significantly.