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A butt lift procedure is performed to tighten the skin of a patient's thighs, hips, and buttocks. For individuals with tight, unstretched skin, liposuction may be a potential solution and a butt lift may not be necessary. If the skin is stretched excessively or loose then liposuction will be combined with excisional surgery to remove the excess skin and fat. These cosmetic surgeries improve the firmness of skin and underlying tissues. Your butt lift surgeon will assess your particular needs and goals and then provide you with procedure suggestions and options.

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