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If loose inner‑thigh skin keeps you from wearing the clothes you love, or if rubbing and chafing make everyday movement uncomfortable, you’re not alone. Weight changes, genetics, and time can stretch the delicate skin of the inner thigh.

You might avoid beach days, feel self‑conscious in the gym, or plan your wardrobe around coverage instead of comfort. When skin laxity is significant, even small tasks like walking briskly or climbing stairs can cause irritation, rashes, and friction that remind you that something isn’t working for your body.

A medial inner thigh lift is a surgical procedure designed to remove excess skin, refine contour, and restore a smoother, tighter inner‑thigh silhouette. At Allure Esthetic in Seattle, Dr. Javad Sajan takes an individualized approach, prioritizing comfort, natural‑looking results, and a recovery plan that supports your lifestyle. If you’re seeking a lasting solution after weight loss or simply want to feel more at ease in your skin, a medial inner thigh lift may be the next right step.

What Is a Medial Inner Thigh Lift?

A medial inner thigh lift (often called a medial thighplasty) is a body‑contouring surgery that targets lax skin and residual fullness along the inner thigh, from the groin down toward the knee. While non‑surgical options can modestly improve skin texture, they can’t remove redundant skin. Here, a thigh lift surgery can help.

During the procedure, Dr. Sajan removes carefully measured skin and, when needed, performs strategic liposuction to fine‑tune contour. The goal isn’t to thin your thighs at all costs; it’s to restore proportion, comfort, and a smooth inner-thigh line.

Benefits of a Medial Inner Thigh Lift

A medial inner thigh lift is designed to elevate comfort and confidence. Here’s what patients often appreciate most:

  • Smoother, tighter inner‑thigh contour that looks and feels more like your natural frame.
  • Less chafing and friction, reducing irritation during walking, workouts, or warm weather.
  • Improved clothing fit, from leggings and jeans to swimwear and dresses.
  • Refined silhouette and better proportion between hips, thighs, and lower body.
  • Enhanced mobility and comfort, especially for patients who previously limited activity due to rubbing or excess skin.
  • Hygiene and skin health support, with fewer moisture‑related rashes in skin folds.
  • Results that last with stable weight and healthy habits.
  • Possible combination with liposuction to address stubborn fat and improve line definition.
  • Confidence in social and active settings, feeling more at ease in your own skin.

Who Is an Ideal Candidate for a Medial Inner Thigh Lift?

A consultation with Dr. Sajan will confirm candidacy, but people who benefit most often share the traits below:

  • Significant inner‑thigh skin laxity after weight loss, pregnancy, or aging.
  • Stable weight for several months.
  • Good general health.
  • Non‑smoker (or willing to stop before and after surgery as directed) to support healing.
  • Realistic expectations about scars, recovery, and achievable contour.
  • No uncontrolled medical conditions that would increase surgical risk.

About Medial Inner Thigh Lift Surgery

Your Personal Consultation

Your journey begins with a comprehensive consultation at Allure Esthetic. You’ll discuss your goals, activity level, and what bothers you most day to day (rubbing, rashes, fit in sportswear, etc.). Dr. Sajan evaluates skin quality, elasticity, and the distribution of any resistant fat.

Together, you’ll review incision options, expected scars, recovery timeline, and whether liposuction would enhance your result. You’ll also receive a personalized quote and a plan that fits your schedule.

Pre‑Op Preparation

Once you decide to move forward, our team provides detailed pre‑op instructions. These can include:

  • Routine labs or medical clearance if indicated.
  • Temporary medication adjustments.
  • Guidance on smoking cessation and alcohol moderation to support healing.
  • What to bring and how to prepare your recovery space at home.

Day of Surgery

On the morning of surgery, you’ll meet with Dr. Sajan to confirm your plan and review incision markings. Most medial inner thigh lifts are performed under general anesthesia in an accredited facility. During surgery:

  • Incisions are placed within the groin crease (and, for more substantial laxity, a vertical inner‑thigh incision may be added).
  • Excess skin is precisely removed; liposuction may be used to smooth transitions and reduce bulk where appropriate.
  • Internal support sutures are placed to distribute tension and help maintain lift.
  • Layered closure is used to promote fine-line scars and a smoother surface.
  • Drains are sometimes placed to reduce fluid buildup and typically removed in the first week.

Most procedures take 2–3 hours, depending on the extent of laxity and whether additional contouring is performed. After a brief stay in recovery, you’ll go home the same day with a responsible adult.

Immediate Post‑Op

Expect your thighs to be wrapped in a compression garment to limit swelling and support the new contour. You’ll receive detailed instructions for incision care, drain care (if used), walking guidelines, and medications to control discomfort. Short, frequent walks at home, starting the day of surgery help reduce the risk of blood clots and stiffness.

Follow‑Ups

Your first follow-up is usually within a few days to check your incisions and remove or adjust dressings. Additional visits in the first 2–3 weeks allow Dr. Sajan to monitor healing, remove drains or sutures as needed, and advise you on activity progression. You’ll continue follow‑ups over the next few months to ensure scars mature well and results stay on track.

Recovery and Aftercare

Here’s a general roadmap of the recovery and aftercare post your surgery:

Days 1–3:

  • Rest with light activity. Short, gentle walks every few hours.
  • Keep legs slightly apart when sitting or sleeping to reduce tension on the inner‑thigh incisions.
  • Take medications as prescribed; use cold compresses intermittently for comfort.
  • Keep compression garments on as directed, usually around the clock at first.
  • If drains are used, record outputs and follow instructions for care.

Week 1:

  • Expect swelling, bruising, and a feeling of tightness
  • Most people can return to remote/desk‑based work in 7–10 days, depending on comfort.
  • Continue gentle walking; avoid squatting, lunges, stretching that pulls the inner thigh, or lifting anything heavy.

Weeks 2–3:

  • Discomfort decreases; swelling begins to ease.
  • Many patients can resume light daily activities and gradually extend walking times.
  • You’ll likely continue compression 24/7 or transition to daytime wear per Dr. Sajan’s guidance.
  • Incision care evolves, once closed and cleared by our team, you may begin scar care (such as silicone gel/sheets and sun protection).

Weeks 4–6:

  • Most patients ease back into low‑impact exercise—no high-strain inner‑thigh work yet.
  • Continue to avoid activities that overly stretch the groin or inner thigh.
  • Swelling continues to improve; you’ll see more of your shape.

Months 3–6 and beyond:

  • You’ll notice refinement as swelling fully resolves and scars begin to fade from pink to lighter hues.
  • At this stage, most patients are back to full activity, including higher‑intensity workouts once cleared.
  • Scars continue to mature for up to a year; consistent sun protection and silicone therapy can optimize their appearance.

Aftercare Essentials

  • Compression garment: Typically worn for several weeks; it supports your new contour and reduces swelling.
  • Incision care: Keep incisions clean and dry; begin approved scar therapy once healed. Avoid soaking (baths, pools, hot tubs) until cleared.
  • Nutritionv: Focus on protein, hydration, and micronutrients to support tissue repair.
  • No nicotine: Smoking and nicotine products impair healing and increase complications—avoid before and after surgery as directed.
  • Move smart: Walk regularly but skip strenuous lower‑body activities until you’re cleared.
  • Watch for concerns: Contact us promptly for unusual swelling, sudden pain, fever, fluid leakage, or redness spreading around incisions.
  • Risks & Safety: All surgeries carry risks, including bleeding, infection, fluid collection (seroma), delayed healing, changes in sensation, asymmetry, and blood clots.

Results To Expect After Medial Inner Thigh Lift Surgery

You’ll notice immediate improvement in your inner‑thigh contour, though swelling will initially mask your final outcome. As healing progresses:

  • The inner‑thigh line looks smoother and more defined, with less overhang.
  • Clothing fits better, and many patients report they’re more comfortable in fitted pants, shorts, and swimwear.
  • Chafing and friction often improve significantly, making movement more comfortable in warm weather or during workouts.
  • Confidence and daily comfort typically rise.

Scar expectations: Incisions are planned for discreet placement, but scars are permanent. Over 6–12 months, they generally flatten and fade. Good scar care and sun protection are essential.

Longevity: With stable weight, your results are long‑lasting. Major weight changes or future pregnancies can stretch tissues again, so timing your surgery around significant life events is wise.

What a thigh lift does not do: It’s not a weight‑loss procedure, nor does it address every type of cellulite or guarantee perfectly symmetrical legs. Instead, it tightens skin and refines shape so your thighs look and feel closer to the way you want.

Cost of Medial Thigh Lift Surgery

As every body is different, cost varies based on your anatomy and goals. Your comprehensive quote will include:

  • Surgical complexity: Amount of skin to remove, whether a vertical component is needed, and if liposuction is included.
  • Facility & anesthesia fees: Accredited operating suite and anesthesia care.
  • Surgeon’s fee: Reflecting surgical time and customization.
  • Garments & supplies: Compression wear and aftercare essentials.
  • Follow‑ups: Routine post‑operative care.

Insurance rarely covers cosmetic thigh lifts. Our patient care coordinators can discuss financing options and help you plan. You’ll receive a precise, personalized quote after your consultation with Dr. Javad Sajan.

Take the Next Step Today

If inner‑thigh laxity is holding you back from comfort, from activity, or from feeling like yourself, you deserve a solution that lasts. Schedule a personal consultation with Dr. Javad Sajan at Allure Esthetic to talk through your goals, explore your options, and design a plan that fits your life.

Ready to move comfortably and confidently again? Reach out today at (206) 209-0988 to request your consultation, our team is here to guide you from your first questions through your final, beautiful result.

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