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Thigh and arm surgery

I do not have a big abdomen that was always my smallest part I have a pear shaped body huge tree trunk legs (one shape from thigh to calf) and a wide rear end and floppy upper arms that hang like (bat wings) anyways after I reach goal weight I wanted to know what can be done to the extra on my thighs and upper arms. alot of people always get tt but that is not my problem.

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flower they have surgeries where they make an incision, remove excess skin and then suture your skin back together. The incision for the arms would be under your arm so it is least viewable. Same with the thigh area.

Don't worry there is a way to fix it when your ready!!!!!!!

http://www.infoplasticsurgery.com/bodycontouring/armlift.html

http://www.advanced-art.com/ThighPlasty.htm

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Flower, they can fix anything you want fixed :)

Brachioplasty (sp) is the arm one, they have a mini one, where there's a little scar on your underarm, but if you need more work the scar goes almost all the way down to your elbow.

The thigh lift (thighplasty??) the scar is on the inside of the thighs, and I think the length varies based on the amount of skin.

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