This patient was experiencing stress due to excess fat in her thighs, particularly in the outer thighs, inner thighs, and medial knees.

[Patient Information]

Age: Late 20s

Occupation: Office worker

Height: 163cm

Weight: 54kg

BMI: 20

*Results of liposuction may vary for individuals with similar specifications.

The patient gained over 10kg during her student years and was particularly concerned about the fat that accumulated on her thighs.

The consultation indicated:

1. Good skin elasticity

2. Potential for a beautiful front thigh line

3. Fat concentration in the inner thighs and medial knees, making her legs appear shorter

We proposed:

1. Liposuction of the thigh gap, lateral thigh, and medial knees to smoothly remove concentrated fat deposits and create straight lines.

[Before and 1 month after surgery]

Areas: thigh gap, lateral thigh, and medial knees

Liposuction volume: 2,300cc

[Before and 3 weeks after surgery] 

As this patient had localized fat deposits, we didn't perform overall liposuction. However, three weeks after surgery, we could confirm that her leg lines had become smoother.

Before surgery, fat in the medial knees located between the thighs and calves, made her legs appear shorter. The surgery successfully created the effect of longer-looking legs.

We advised her on post-operative care and lifestyle habits to maintain the improved lines after the remaining minor swelling subsides.