Loose Skin After Bariatric Surgery? Surgical Body Contouring Can Help

Post bariatric surgery In in NYC and Hamilton, NY

Losing significant weight — whether 50, 100 pounds, or even more—is a tremendous achievement. However, many patients experience dramatic changes throughout their body after massive weight loss. Skin may sag downward, enveloping you in a large “suit” that no longer fits your body.

This can make it hard to enjoy the rewards of your hard work fully. At Greenwald Plastic Surgery, board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Joshua Greenwald offers post-bariatric surgery to help patients fully embrace and celebrate their new bodies.

Serving patients in Westchester and Putnam counties in NYC and Hamilton, New York, Dr. Greenwald specializes in surgical body contouring. He’s uniquely qualified for post-bariatric surgery because he has performed thousands of procedures such as liposuction, tummy tucks, thigh lifts, and arm lifts.

He also has thousands of before and after photos for you to review. As a premier expert in this area, Dr. Greenwald is known as the go-to surgeon for revision of body contouring procedures performed by other surgeons. His comprehensive approach to surgery planning ensures balanced, natural-looking results tailored to your needs.

What Is Post-Bariatric Surgery?

Post-bariatric surgery, or body contouring, focuses on removing excess skin and improving the shape of your body after major weight loss. This transformative process often involves several surgical techniques, including:

  • Skin Excision: Removes large folds of excess skin from the abdomen, arms, and thighs.
  • Liposuction: Targets remaining fat deposits to further contour the body and refine your results.
  • SmartLipo (Laser Liposuction): A minimally invasive option that tightens skin while removing stubborn fat. SmartLipo is generally for smaller amounts of fat, while traditional liposuction is for large quantities.
  • Breast Lift or Chest Contouring: Reshapes sagging breast tissue or chest areas for a proportional appearance.

These procedures are customized to your needs, providing a smoother, more toned silhouette. Post-bariatric surgery not only improves your physical appearance but can also have some functional benefits.

Benefits of Body Contouring Surgery

Body contouring can help you feel more comfortable in your body and clothing while supporting your overall health. Some of the top benefits include:

  • Reducing skin irritation and rashes caused by folds of excess skin
  • Improving movement and range of motion
  • Allowing you to fit clothing comfortably

Dr. Greenwald’s detailed, comprehensive approach helps you get both aesthetic and physical benefits that can last for many years as long as you maintain a healthy lifestyle.

What to Expect During Your Consultation

During your consultation at one of our convenient locations in NYC or Hamilton, NY, Dr. Greenwald asks about your goals, assesses your skin’s condition, and creates a personalized plan for your post-bariatric surgery.

For post-bariatric body contouring, Dr. Greenwald always seeks to create improved proportion and balance. He views you as a whole person and helps you plan the surgery that will be most effective in reaching your goals.

Post-Bariatric Surgery in Westchester and Putnam Counties

If you’re ready to match your body to your new weight, call Greenwald Plastic Surgery at 914-421-0113 in NYC or Hamilton, NY, to schedule your consultation with Dr. Greenwald now.

Dr. Joshua Greenwald is a board-certified plastic surgeon in New York City who studied and trained at prestigious educational institutions including Columbia University, Emory University, and New York University School of Medicine. His keen aesthetic eye and refined surgical techniques have led him to be a top choice for cosmetic face, breast, and body procedures in NYC. His exceptional patient care has earned him the distinction of “Top Doc” by both Westchester Magazine and Castle & Connolly for over 10 years running. Dr. Greenwald is an active member of the American Board of Plastic Surgery, the American Medical Association, and the Westchester County Medical Society.