Before-and-after photographs document the results of a 360 circumferential lower body lift in a 29-year-old man who lost 184 pounds through diet and exercise. At 5'11" and 183 pounds, he underwent surgery to address excess skin following massive weight loss. His results emphasize a flatter abdomen, elevated hips, lifted buttocks, and a more masculine overall silhouette. Male circumferential body lift surgery, also known as a 360 lower body lift or belt lipectomy, removes excess skin around the abdomen, flanks, waist, and lower back. This comprehensive procedure can improve waistline definition and refine the contours of the lower torso when substantial skin laxity remains after weight reduction. For men who have worked hard to lose significant weight, excess skin can conceal their natural body proportions and affect the appearance of the abdomen and buttocks. Body contouring aims to remove redundant tissue and improve shape rather than produce further weight loss. Dr. J. Timothy Katzen, a Beverly Hills plastic surgeon, evaluates patients interested in post-weight-loss plastic surgery and male body contouring. Each treatment plan is based on individual anatomy, skin quality, medical history, and aesthetic priorities. This case demonstrates the potential of a 360 lower body lift to improve abdominal flatness, elevate the hips, lift the buttocks, and create a more masculine contour after a 184-pound weight loss. Consultation includes discussion of scars, recovery, surgical risks, and realistic expectations.
Male has 360 circumferential lower body lift after losing 184 lbs with diet*
Patient
- Age18 - 29
- GenderMale
- EthnicityWhite
- Height5’ 6” - 6’ 0”
- Weight150 - 199 lbs
Procedure
- 360 Lower Body Lift
- After Weight Loss Surgery
- anterior body lift
- After bariatrics
- 360 circumferential body lift
- Abdomen
- smaller abdomen
- excess skin abdomen
- plastic surgery
- reconstructive plastic surgery
- after weight lost surgery
- pubic reduction
- 360 degree lower body lift
- 360 lower body lift
- 360 body lift
- Abdominoplasty
- 360 Circumferential Lower Body
- after weight loss
- 360º Circumferential Lower Bod
- 360º lower body lift
- 360º body lift
- 360º Circumferential Body Lift
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Losing 184 pounds through diet and exercise transformed this 29-year-old man's body, but significant weight loss can leave excess skin that does not retract naturally. At 5'11" and 183 pounds, he underwent a 360 circumferential lower body lift to improve his lower torso contour. His before-and-after results highlight a flat tummy, elevated hips, lifted buttocks, and a more masculine body shape. A circumferential lower body lift removes redundant skin around the abdomen, waist, flanks, and back, helping create a smoother silhouette when excess skin extends around the entire trunk. This procedure is often considered for men after massive weight loss who want to address loose skin that remains despite reaching a lower, stable weight. The goal is to improve body proportions by removing excess tissue and refining the transition between the abdomen, hips, and buttocks. Dr. J. Timothy Katzen, Beverly Hills plastic surgeon, evaluates men seeking body contouring after significant weight reduction through lifestyle changes or bariatric surgery. Surgical planning depends on skin laxity, anatomy, medical fitness, and individual expectations. This case illustrates the potential benefits of a 360 lower body lift following a 184-pound weight loss. This case demonstrates how circumferential lower body lift surgery may improve abdominal flatness, hip elevation, and buttock position after losing 184 pounds.