
[mdtoday = Reporter Park Seong-ha] With the arrival of summer and lighter clothing, public interest in lower body lines is naturally rising. In particular, the thighs, buttocks, and pelvic lines are considered important areas in determining overall body proportions. Above all, simply losing weight often does not create the desired lower body silhouette. Furthermore, some people worry that even if fat mass is reduced, their lines become distorted or their hips sag, making their lower body appear shorter.
Above all, it is crucial to approach lower body line management from the perspective of refining the lines rather than simply losing weight. If fat is concentrated on the inner or outer thighs or under the buttocks, the lower body may appear heavier than its actual weight. Conversely, if buttock volume is lacking or the hips sag, the line connecting the pelvis to the thighs collapses, making the lower body proportions look short and sluggish. Therefore, lower body shape management should be carried out by reducing fat while simultaneously lifting the buttock line and refining the connection between the thighs and pelvis.
Director Lee Jae-won (Photo courtesy of ByOne Clinic)
In particular, sagging hips directly affect lower body proportions. If the line below the buttocks drops, the starting point of the thighs appears lower, giving the impression that the legs are relatively shorter. In such cases, rather than simply reducing thigh fat, it is necessary to evaluate the fat distribution on the lower buttocks, side lines, and outer thighs together. To achieve a more balanced lower body line, one must address areas with excessive fat accumulation and consider improving elasticity in areas where sagging is prominent.
Liposuction can be used to refine body lines by reducing accumulated fat in specific areas. However, the lower body is an area where satisfaction with the results can vary depending on skin elasticity and the degree of fat tissue sagging. This is because if the skin does not contract sufficiently after fat removal, an uneven or sagging appearance may remain. In particular, for the boundary between the buttocks and thighs, the creases beneath the hips, and the saddlebag area, it is necessary to assess not only the amount of fat but also skin elasticity and tissue support.
Recently, methods that combine liposuction with skin elasticity improvement have also been gaining attention. This approach focuses on reducing skin sagging remaining after fat reduction and inducing the contraction of underlying tissues to create smoother lines. This can help lift the buttocks and refine the silhouette connecting the thighs and hips. An example is Renewvion, a body firming lifting procedure that utilizes helium plasma energy to induce the contraction of underlying tissues.
Combining Renewvion with liposuction allows for the removal of fat from the lower body—including the thighs, buttocks, and lower hip line—while simultaneously lifting sagging hips. Furthermore, it can aid in achieving a more toned, lifted butt and an "apple hip" line. However, as the scope of application and expected results may vary depending on an individual's fat volume, skin elasticity, and degree of sagging, it is necessary to confirm suitability through a thorough consultation with medical professionals before the procedure.
Furthermore, when considering lower body contouring procedures, a design tailored to the individual's body type is more important than simply removing a large amount of fat. Excessive fat removal without distinguishing between areas requiring buttock volume and those needing reduction can actually make the hips appear flat or disrupt the balance of the lower body. Therefore, a plan must be established after a comprehensive diagnosis of skin elasticity, fat distribution, pelvic shape, degree of buttock sagging, and thigh lines prior to the procedure.
Dr. Lee Jae-won, Director of ByOne Clinic, stated, "Post-procedure care is also a crucial factor in maintaining results. Combining the use of compression garments, swelling management, moderate activity, weight maintenance, and lower body strength training can aid in recovery and maintaining the desired shape." He added, "Especially if you aim for a firm and lifted buttock line like an 'apple hip,' it is advisable to manage not only fat removal but also muscle and skin elasticity, as well as lifestyle habits."
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[mdtoday = Reporter Park Seong-ha] With the arrival of summer and lighter clothing, public interest in lower body lines is naturally rising. In particular, the thighs, buttocks, and pelvic lines are considered important areas in determining overall body proportions. Above all, simply losing weight often does not create the desired lower body silhouette. Furthermore, some people worry that even if fat mass is reduced, their lines become distorted or their hips sag, making their lower body appear shorter.
Above all, it is crucial to approach lower body line management from the perspective of refining the lines rather than simply losing weight. If fat is concentrated on the inner or outer thighs or under the buttocks, the lower body may appear heavier than its actual weight. Conversely, if buttock volume is lacking or the hips sag, the line connecting the pelvis to the thighs collapses, making the lower body proportions look short and sluggish. Therefore, lower body shape management should be carried out by reducing fat while simultaneously lifting the buttock line and refining the connection between the thighs and pelvis.
Director Lee Jae-won (Photo courtesy of ByOne Clinic)
In particular, sagging hips directly affect lower body proportions. If the line below the buttocks drops, the starting point of the thighs appears lower, giving the impression that the legs are relatively shorter. In such cases, rather than simply reducing thigh fat, it is necessary to evaluate the fat distribution on the lower buttocks, side lines, and outer thighs together. To achieve a more balanced lower body line, one must address areas with excessive fat accumulation and consider improving elasticity in areas where sagging is prominent.
Liposuction can be used to refine body lines by reducing accumulated fat in specific areas. However, the lower body is an area where satisfaction with the results can vary depending on skin elasticity and the degree of fat tissue sagging. This is because if the skin does not contract sufficiently after fat removal, an uneven or sagging appearance may remain. In particular, for the boundary between the buttocks and thighs, the creases beneath the hips, and the saddlebag area, it is necessary to assess not only the amount of fat but also skin elasticity and tissue support.
Recently, methods that combine liposuction with skin elasticity improvement have also been gaining attention. This approach focuses on reducing skin sagging remaining after fat reduction and inducing the contraction of underlying tissues to create smoother lines. This can help lift the buttocks and refine the silhouette connecting the thighs and hips. An example is Renewvion, a body firming lifting procedure that utilizes helium plasma energy to induce the contraction of underlying tissues.
Combining Renewvion with liposuction allows for the removal of fat from the lower body—including the thighs, buttocks, and lower hip line—while simultaneously lifting sagging hips. Furthermore, it can aid in achieving a more toned, lifted butt and an "apple hip" line. However, as the scope of application and expected results may vary depending on an individual's fat volume, skin elasticity, and degree of sagging, it is necessary to confirm suitability through a thorough consultation with medical professionals before the procedure.
Furthermore, when considering lower body contouring procedures, a design tailored to the individual's body type is more important than simply removing a large amount of fat. Excessive fat removal without distinguishing between areas requiring buttock volume and those needing reduction can actually make the hips appear flat or disrupt the balance of the lower body. Therefore, a plan must be established after a comprehensive diagnosis of skin elasticity, fat distribution, pelvic shape, degree of buttock sagging, and thigh lines prior to the procedure.
Dr. Lee Jae-won, Director of ByOne Clinic, stated, "Post-procedure care is also a crucial factor in maintaining results. Combining the use of compression garments, swelling management, moderate activity, weight maintenance, and lower body strength training can aid in recovery and maintaining the desired shape." He added, "Especially if you aim for a firm and lifted buttock line like an 'apple hip,' it is advisable to manage not only fat removal but also muscle and skin elasticity, as well as lifestyle habits."
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