23/01/2026
If your weight is still moving, your result can end up moving with it.
That’s why we talk so much about a steady weight before surgery. Every plan we make is built on your current measurements: how your skin sits, where tissue is held, what needs tightening, lifting or reshaping. If you lose a significant amount of weight afterwards, you can create new looseness that was not there at the time of surgery. If you gain weight, tissues stretch, and even if you lose it again later, skin does not always “bounce back” the same way.
A stable weight gives your surgeon a reliable starting point, makes planning more precise, and protects the longevity of your outcome. It also usually supports smoother recovery, because your body is in a more consistent rhythm.
If you are actively losing weight, that is not a problem. It just means timing matters. In your consultation we can map the right window for surgery, so you do it once, and you do it well.
For safe, honest guidance on surgery in Manchester, book a free consultation with our BAAPS specialist team.