Mons Pubis Lift (Monsplasty)

A mons pubis lift addresses loose or heavy skin over the pubic mound to create a smoother, more supported contour.

It is most often considered when skin laxity (rather than fat) is the dominant problem, and is sometimes combined with abdominal contouring.

Mons Pubis Lift (Monsplasty) - procedure illustration

Who is it for?

Loose or heavy skin over the pubic mound (often after weight loss, ageing, or pregnancy).
Discomfort or self-consciousness with sagging or visibility in fitted clothing.
Good general health, non-smoker status, and a stable weight.
Realistic expectations - a lift addresses skin laxity rather than localised fat (which liposuction targets).

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it treat?

Excess skin and loss of support over the mons pubis.

Is it the same as liposuction?

No. A lift mainly addresses loose skin; liposuction mainly reduces excess fat. They target different concerns and may sometimes be combined.

Will I need a consultation first?

Yes. The choice depends on skin quality, fat thickness, and overall lower abdominal contour.

What is the recovery timeline?

First 1-2 weeks: Rest, compression garment as advised, mild swelling and tenderness.
2 weeks: Light activity and most desk work resume.
4-6 weeks: Avoid strenuous exercise; continue garment as advised.
6 weeks onwards: Gradual return to full activity.
3-6 months: Final contour settles; scars mature over 12-18 months.

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