360 Body Lift

You could be a potential recipient of the 360 Body Lift procedure if you want to rid yourself of any loose skin and fat in multiple areas on your body. It is recommended to consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon for an individualized evaluation and discussion about your health background and personalized goals.

The 360 Body Lift is typically done with general anesthesia and involves making circumferential incisions to remove skin and fat from multiple areas of the body, such as the abdomen, thighs, buttocks, arms, and chest. After trimming away any excess tissue, the underlying muscles are tightened in order to create a more youthful and sculpted look.

The procedure can take anywhere from 4-8 hours to complete, depending on the extent of the treatment.

The 360 Body Lift is usually done on an outpatient basis, so you won’t need to remain in the hospital post-procedure. However, you should make sure that someone can accompany you home after the procedure, as the anesthesia may take a few hours to fully wear off.

Following the 360 Body Lift, some swelling and bruising may occur, but should go away within a few days. There might be some discomfort as well, so it’s important to take any prescribed pain medication and adhere to the surgeon’s post-operative instructions in order to manage your recovery period properly. This includes avoiding strenuous physical activity for a certain period of time.

A 360 Body Lift creates scars in various areas of the body, but they should fade with time and won’t be noticeable when wearing clothes.

Following a 360 body lift procedure, most people can resume their normal routines within a week or two. While you may feel ready to get back to your regular activities, it is important to follow your surgeon’s instructions for aftercare and avoid any strenuous activity until the swelling subsides. Depending on the individual, it may take several weeks or months for the final results to be noticeable.