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Cruroplasty

Thigh Lift

Recovery time
Approximately 2 weeks for everyday activities and 4 to 8 weeks before engaging in moderate physical activity.
Anesthesia
General
Hospitalization
No

Correcting Thigh Skin Laxity

The thigh lift tightens skin and reshapes thighs affected by excess skin or laxity. It is often indicated after significant weight loss, pregnancy, or aging. The goal is firmer, smoother legs, better proportioned to the body.

Excess skin and laxity in the inner thighs.

Post-weight-loss changes (including after Ozempic® / Wegovy®).

Aesthetic concern or physical discomfort (chafing, irritation).

Women seeking firmer, more contoured legs.

Discreet incision in the groin crease and/or along the inner thigh.

Removal of excess skin and fat.

Skin redraping to tighten the thigh.

General anesthesia.

2–3 hours.

Day surgery, without hopitalization.

Compression garment (panty) for 6 weeks.

Bruising and swelling for 2–3 weeks.

Back to work in 10–14 days.

Sports after 6–8 weeks.

Firmer, smoother thighs.

Slimmer, more balanced silhouette.

Final results after 3–6 months, once healing is complete.

FAQ

They are discreetly placed in the groin crease or along the inner thigh and fade with time.

Discomfort is moderate and managed with medication. Most patients feel tightness and some bruising.

Yes, liposuction is often performed at the same time for improved contouring.

Yes, as long as weight remains stable and a healthy lifestyle is maintained.

Body surgical procedures for women