After significant weight loss, excess skin can affect comfort and appearance, which is where body contouring procedures come in. Options include an arm lift, injections, thigh lift, abdominoplasty, back reduction, buttock lift, and a 360 lower body lift to reshape and tone multiple areas for a smoother, more proportioned silhouette.
.jpg)
Leading Consultant Plastic Surgeons


Mr Andrej Salibi is a fully qualified and accredited Consultant Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeon.
He has previously worked in the National Health Service (NHS) as a Consultant Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon.
He provides all aspects of plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery from his practices in London and Birmingham.
Miss Maria Chasapi is a fully accredited UK trained Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeon.
Following the completion of her training within the North West Deanery she was awarded the FRCS(Plast) and entered the GMC Specialist Register for Plastic Surgery.
She provides the whole spectrum of plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery in London, Birmingham and Manchester.
Everything you need to know about post weight loss surgery
What are the main body contouring procedures after weight loss?
After significant weight loss, excess skin can affect comfort and appearance. Common procedures include arm lifts to tighten sagging upper arms, thigh lifts to firm the legs, abdominoplasty to remove excess stomach skin and tighten muscles, back reduction to smooth rolls or bulges, buttock lifts to reshape and lift the buttocks, and a 360 lower body lift for a comprehensive transformation of the abdomen, hips, thighs, and buttocks.
How do these procedures improve appearance and comfort?
These surgeries remove loose skin and, in some cases, excess fat, restoring a smoother, firmer, and more proportioned body contour. They can reduce discomfort from chafing, improve the fit of clothing, and enhance confidence and quality of life.
How long does recovery take?
Recovery depends on the procedure, but most patients can return to light daily activities within 2–6 weeks. Full recovery, including resuming exercise or strenuous activity, usually takes 6–8 weeks. Your surgeon will provide a personalised recovery plan with specific instructions for your surgery.
What are the risks of body contouring surgery?
As with any surgery, risks include infection, bleeding, scarring, delayed wound healing, and asymmetry. Following your surgeon’s advice and aftercare instructions can minimise these risks.
Can multiple areas be treated at once?
Yes, procedures can be combined depending on your goals and health. For example, a 360 lower body lift addresses the abdomen, hips, thighs, and buttocks in a single surgery for a comprehensive transformation.
Real, verified reviews
Personalised care in London, Birmingham & Manchester


.webp)

