Post-bariatric surgery, also known as plastic surgery after massive weight loss, is a set of aesthetic procedures designed to reshape and improve the appearance of the body after bariatric surgery or significant weight loss. These procedures focus on removing excess skin and fat, improving body shape and contour, and restoring tissue firmness.Removal of excess skin: After massive weight loss, it is common for the skin to become stretched and unable to adapt to the new body contour. Post-bariatric surgery allows for the removal of excess skin, especially in areas such as the abdomen, arms, thighs, and breasts, achieving a more aesthetic and defined appearance.

Improvement of body contour: In addition to removing excess skin, post-bariatric surgery can help improve body contour. This is achieved through procedures such as abdominoplasty, brachioplasty (arm lift), thigh lift, and breast lift surgery. These procedures help reshape and tone problematic areas, providing a more proportionate and harmonious appearance.
Increase in confidence and self-esteem: After a significant weight loss transformation, many individuals experience an improvement in their confidence and self-esteem. Post-bariatric surgery helps complement this change by enhancing the physical appearance and allowing patients to feel more comfortable and confident in their new body.
Improved functionality: In addition to aesthetic benefits, post-bariatric surgery can help improve body functionality. The removal of excess skin and fat can alleviate issues such as skin irritation, recurrent infections, and limitations in mobility.
It is important to note that post-bariatric surgery is a personalized process, and each patient will require a specific treatment plan. It is recommended to work closely with your plastic surgeon to achieve the best results. Additionally, having realistic expectations and understanding that the recovery process may take time and require proper care is important.

Surgery duration: Approximately 3 to 6 hours
Recovery time: 7 to 10 days
Travel time: 7 day after surgery
Anesthesia: General