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A lower body lift is a complex surgical procedure, so you must ensure you choose only the very best, most experienced plastic surgeon.

Dr Hunt will perform your lower body at your chosen hospital, under a general anesthetic administered by one of his hand-selected anesthetists.

During the procedure, Dr Hunt will make a incisions around your waist, across your lower abdomen and down your thighs. He will trim any excess skin, tighten the muscles and remove all excess fat, before suturing your incisions closed with absorbable sutures.

In many cases, Dr Hunt will perform a tummy tuck at the same time as your lower body lift.

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You will stay in hospital for five to seven nights following surgery. Once you are comfortable and able to get to and from a bathroom, you will be able to go home. Once home, you should limit your movements to around the house for a week or so.

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You’ll see Dr Hunt weekly for the first month after your surgery. As you progress, the time between visits will become longer.

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It will take around three weeks for you to fully recover.

Your movements will be quite limited for the first 10 days after your surgery, and you’ll need to walk carefully. But as your skin gets used to its new position, you’ll regain your range of movement.

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The effects of your lower body lift will be immediate, although it may take up to two months to appreciate then full benefits.

You will have some scarring on your abdomen and thighs, and it will take at least a year for the scars to mature and fade so that they are pale and discreet. Dr Hunt will explain where your scars will be before your surgery. He will do his very best to ensure they are not visible in your swimsuit or underwear.