
Back Lift In Gainesville, FL
A back lift, also known as a torsoplasty or bra line lift, is a cosmetic surgical procedure designed to remove excess fat and skin from the upper and lower back. Most patients seeking torsoplasty recently underwent a massive weight loss, leaving them with loose, sagging skin. During this surgery, Dr. David Mateo de Acosta will carefully remove excess fat and skin, leaving patients with a flatter, toned back.
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Back Lift Frequently Asked Questions
Ideal candidates for back lift treatment include, but are not limited to:
- Patients with loose or sagging skin on their back
- Those who recently experienced drastic weight loss
- Patients with back rolls
- Patients who are undergoing similar procedures, such as a tummy tuck, BBL, arm lift, or breast lift
- Patients in good health who have realistic expectations for the procedure
If you recently went through a pregnancy or drastic weight loss, a back lift treatment can help you feel more confident in your body. Additionally, back lifts can effectively remove folds of skin from the bra line, making it easier for the patient to comfortably fit into their dream clothes or bathing suit!
Before the surgery, the patient is sedated under general anesthesia. An incision is then made across the back, allowing Dr. David Mateo de Acosta to easily remove excess tissue. Liposuction is also commonly used to remove unwanted fat from the back area.
Once complete, the skin is sutured closed. Small, thin tubes may need to be placed under the skin to drain blood or fluid.
Minor scarring, bruising, or swelling are to be expected after back lift surgery. However, these side effects are typically minimal and will quickly subside. Any scars left over from the incisions are easily hidden by bras or swimsuit tops, making them nearly undetectable.
It is essential for patients to wear their provided compression garment and to closely follow Dr. David Mateo de Acosta’s recommendations. Lymphatic massages or an ice pack might also help with managing swelling or discomfort.
Patients are required to return to the office post-op for a follow-up appointment. During this appointment, Dr. David Mateo de Acosta will monitor your recovery and address any questions or concerns you may have. For best, long-lasting results, patients should take care to keep their current weight steady.