Smooth legs are one of the elements that reflect body beauty. Does one need to be tall to have shapely legs? Of course not.

None of us can ignore the importance of long and smooth legs when questioning body beauty. The most important point during the evaluation is the proportional relationship with the body, rather than the length of the leg length in the dimensional sense. Sometimes even in very tall people, legs may appear short due to the body/leg ratio.

Most of the time, the elements that make the legs look shorter than they actually are the width of the hips, fat deposits on the sides of the thighs, excess fat on the inner leg and the lower hip fold line. Legs can be beautified with surgical intervention. In leg aesthetics, we can say that a surgical intervention for bones cannot be considered unless there is a situation that will cause functional problems such as a height difference between both legs.

Excess fat tissue collected on the inside of the knees can make the leg look crooked, or fat tissue piled on the knee can disrupt the aesthetics. With balanced liposuction in these areas, it is possible to make the leg length look longer. In most cases, excess fat should not be removed, especially on the inside of the leg near the groin.

This is the area where the skin of the leg is the thinnest and the skin has the least ability to collect. It is important to remove enough fat so as not to cause sagging. The thickness of the ankles can also be reduced with the same method if it is the fat tissue that creates this thickness.

It is important to use a corset continuously for the first three weeks after the procedure and intermittently for the next three weeks in order to tighten the tissue.