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Nach massivem Gewichtsverlust verliert die Haut h\u00e4ufig ihre F\u00e4higkeit, sich ausreichend zur\u00fcckzuziehen.<\/p>\n
This results in:<\/p>\n
It is precisely these changes that sport or muscle-building can often only influence to a limited extent.
\nThis is because it is not just the fatty tissue that changes, but above all:<\/p>\n
For many people affected, this creates a sense that, despite their own considerable personal efforts, their body no longer fully corresponds to their own sense of self.<\/p>\n
Previous body contouring procedures often focused primarily on removing excess skin.
\nToday, based on decades of experience, Dr Wiedner and Dr Richter know that, in the long term, good results depend far more on:<\/p>\n
This is precisely why they do not view the upper body lift as merely a superficial tightening procedure.
\nRather, the key lies in reshaping the entire upper body contour.
\nThis involves:<\/p>\n
F\u00fcr Dr. Wiedner und Dr. Richter entsteht ein gutes Ergebnis nicht durch maximale Spannung, sondern durch Ruhe und Nat\u00fcrlichkeit.<\/p>\n
In an upper body lift, the transitions between the following areas play a particularly important role:<\/p>\n
Particularly following significant weight loss, excess skin or loose tissue often develops in this area, which can often be inadequately corrected when treated in isolation.
\nIf, for example, only a breast lift is performed, instability or excess skin in the lateral thoracic region may persist.
\nConversely, an isolated upper arm lift often looks out of place if the transitions to the armpit and lateral chest wall are not taken into account.
\nThis is precisely why Dr Wiedner and Dr Richter always view the upper body as a coherent anatomical unit.<\/p>\n
As with a lower body lift, the placement of the scars also plays a key role in an upper body lift.
\nThis is because greater streamlining effects often require longer cuts.
\nThat is precisely why the diagnosis is made with great care.
\nFor Dr Wiedner and Dr Richter, one key principle applies:
\nA smaller scar does not automatically mean a better result.
\nReducing the cutting line too much can:<\/p>\n
That is why the focus is not on achieving the smallest possible scar, but on finding the most anatomically sound and long-term stable solution.
\nAt the same time, both naturally pay attention to:<\/p>\n
As with the lower body lift, modern techniques for reducing tension and hollow spaces also play a crucial role in the upper body lift.
\nUsing what are known as progressive tension sutures, the tissue is attached to deeper structures in a gradual and controlled manner.
\nThis makes it possible to:<\/p>\n
Particularly in the case of extensive skin-tightening procedures, Dr Wiedner and Dr Richter regard these techniques as crucial for:<\/p>\n
An upper body lift is often combined with other body-contouring or regenerative procedures.
\nThese include, amongst others:<\/p>\n
It is precisely this approach that often allows transitions to be made much more harmonious.
\nAfter all, a truly natural result is rarely achieved by treating just one specific area in isolation.
\nThe overall body silhouette is always the key factor.<\/p>\n
An important aspect of the planning process is the quality of the existing fabric.
\nParticularly following significant weight loss or multiple previous operations, the skin often has reduced elasticity and resilience.
\nThat is why Dr Wiedner and Dr Richter are increasingly incorporating regenerative approaches into their body-shaping strategies.
\nThese include, in particular:<\/p>\n
This is not about artificial volume, but rather about:<\/p>\n
Dr Richter has been working intensively in the field of circular body contouring for decades and is one of the early pioneers of modern body lift surgery in Germany.
\nTogether with Dr Wiedner, he continued to refine the concepts of body contouring surgery.
\nBoth are engaged in intensive academic research into:<\/p>\n
They have published numerous academic papers, textbook chapters and delivered international lectures on these topics.
\nIt is precisely this shared experience that shapes the philosophy of the UNIQ Institute today:
\nThe body should not be altered as much as possible.
\nIt should be restored to a harmonious, stable and natural balance.<\/p>\n
Dr Wiedner and Dr Richter also take a deliberate, gentle and anatomically informed approach to upper body lifts.
\nTheir aim is not maximum toning or an artificial body shape.
\nThe focus is rather on:<\/p>\n
In her view, the most challenging aspect of modern body contouring surgery is not about achieving the most dramatic transformation.
\nIt lies in restoring tissue, function and body image to a long-term, stable and natural balance.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Particularly following significant weight loss or in cases of pronounced weakness of the connective tissue, it is not just the abdomen and lower body that change. The entire upper body can also lose its natural firmness, contour and stability. The following areas are often affected: lateral breast regions back sections under arm area upper arms […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":8132,"menu_order":0,"template":"","categories":[57,35],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-8371","service","type-service","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-body","category-surgery-en"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n