Tighten and Refine with
Inner Thigh
Lift Surgery

The goal of inner thigh lift surgery, or thighplasty, is to remove excess skin from the inner thigh and reshape the upper leg for a more balanced and toned appearance. This is done by creating an incision along the inside of the thigh or inside the groin crease, excess skin is removed, and the surgeon lifts, tightens, and contours the remaining skin. 

Also referred to as an outer thigh lift, a bilateral thigh lift involves the removal of skin and tissue removal from both the front and outside of the upper leg. This procedure typically begins with an incision inside the upper thigh near the groin and may extend up around the hip toward the lower back. Excess skin and tissue are removed, and the entire front and outside of the thighs are tightened and reshaped. 

Medial thigh lift surgery is most commonly performed to remove sagging skin on the inner thighs following substantial weight loss. The surgeon will make an incision from your groin down toward your knee or the back of your thigh. After the excess skin is removed, the surgeon will lift and tighten the skin and reshape the upper thigh.

If the amount of skin and tissue being removed is relatively modest, you may be eligible for a mini thigh lift surgery. During this procedure, our highly-skilled surgeons create a single, relatively small incision in the groin, and a small area of skin and tissue in the inner-upper thigh can be targeted for toning and lift.