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Body contouring procedures

Post-GLP-1 body contouring in Bend, Oregon

Celebrate your progress with contours that reflect it.

Major weight loss can be an extraordinary achievement, and loose skin can remain after the weight is gone. Dr. Borsting creates personal body-contouring plans to reveal and refine the contours beneath that skin.

Shape the next chapter of your transformation

  1. 1Choose the areas that would make the greatest difference to you.
  2. 2Explore how skin removal can reveal your new contours.
  3. 3Build the transformation in one stage or a thoughtful sequence.

Let your outer shape reflect your progress

After your weight and health have stabilized, body contouring can remove selected areas of excess skin and reshape contours that remain changed after weight loss.

  • Remove selected areas of loose skin that exercise cannot change.
  • Create firmer, more defined contours.
  • Bring several concerns into one coordinated plan.
Emily A. Borsting, MD

Meet the surgeon behind your plan.

Dr. Borsting combines certification by the American Board of Plastic Surgery with an artistic eye and a warm, direct approach. Your plan begins with the result you want and is shaped around the body and life you have now.

Credential
Board Certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery
Local practice
Proudly serving Central Oregon.
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Choose the changes that matter most

Weight loss can affect several areas at once. Dr. Borsting helps you set priorities and build a sequence that fits your body, health, and available recovery time.

Loose skin or localized fat
Skin-removal surgery and liposuction do different jobs. The tissue beneath each concern guides the procedure choice.
Your first priority
A coherent plan can begin with the area that affects you most instead of trying to change every area at once.
One operation or stages
Your health, procedure scope, total surgical demand, and recovery support guide whether treatment is combined or separated.
Medication and health planning
Bring a complete medication list and health history. Your surgical and anesthesia teams will give instructions for your exact plan.

A thoughtful transformation has a clear order

The plan begins with the change you want most, then balances each next step with your health and recovery.

  1. 1

    Choose the priority

    Start with the area or concern that would make the greatest difference.

  2. 2

    Confirm readiness

    Review weight pattern, health, nutrition, medications, prior operations, and healing history.

  3. 3

    Design the sequence

    Decide which procedures may work together and which may be better in separate stages.

  4. 4

    Plan each recovery

    Arrange transportation, activity help, follow-up, and time away from normal responsibilities.

A complete plan for the body you have now

Dr. Borsting looks beyond a single area. Your consultation connects your achievement, present anatomy, health, and priorities in a body-contouring plan that feels personal and realistic.

  1. 1

    Tell your story

    Discuss your weight change, the areas that affect you most, and the result you want from surgery.

  2. 2

    Review your health and anatomy

    Evaluate skin, localized fat, scars, weight pattern, nutrition, medications, prior procedures, and healing history.

  3. 3

    Map the transformation

    Set the procedure priority, decide whether treatment should be combined or staged, and plan the support each recovery needs.

Are you ready for the next step?

There is no single waiting period or weight number that fits every person. Dr. Borsting looks for a stable pattern and confirms that your health, nutrition, and support can meet the demands of the proposed surgery.

  • Your recent weight pattern can support a durable contour plan.
  • Your health and nutrition can support healing.
  • You can provide a complete medication and procedure history.
  • You can arrange transportation and help during recovery.

The right timing supports a lasting plan

  • Your recent weight pattern, health, and nutrition must support surgery and healing.
  • Liposuction removes localized fat. It does not remove substantial loose skin.
  • Treating several areas may require staged operations, with a separate recovery for each stage.

Build recovery into the transformation

Body-contouring procedures can involve different scars, garments, dressings, lifting limits, and follow-up needs. A staged plan creates a separate recovery for each operation.

  • Arrange transportation and help at home for the proposed procedure scope.
  • Follow your instructions for incision care, medications, nutrition, activity, and follow-up.
  • Allow swelling and scars to change over time as each treated area heals.

Understand each stage of the plan

The risk profile depends on your health, nutrition, treatment area, and procedure scope. Possible complications include:

Dr. Borsting will explain the risks that apply to your exact plan and answer your questions before you decide.

  • Bleeding, infection, fluid collection, or blood clots
  • Wound-healing problems, skin or fat loss, or an unfavorable scar
  • Changes in sensation or asymmetry
  • Anesthesia complications or another operation

Body contouring cost

Cost depends on the procedures selected, operative time, anesthesia, facility fees, medical testing, prescriptions, and postoperative garments. A staged plan divides those costs across separate operations. You will receive personal pricing after your examination and treatment plan.

The $200 consultation fee goes toward the cost of any procedure or surgery.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to stop my GLP-1 medication?
Do not stop it on your own. Your surgical and anesthesia teams will give instructions based on your medication, dose history, symptoms, and procedure plan.
How long must my weight be stable?
There is no universal number of months. Dr. Borsting looks for a stable pattern and confirms that your health and nutrition can support healing.
Can liposuction remove loose skin?
No. Liposuction removes localized fat. Loose skin usually needs a skin-removal procedure.
Can several areas be treated at once?
Sometimes. Other plans are better completed in stages. The decision depends on your health, the procedure mix, total surgical demand, and recovery support.

Explore patient resources

Read practical guides about procedure choices, preparation, and recovery before your consultation.

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Take the next step in your transformation

Meet with Dr. Borsting to turn your priorities into a thoughtful body-contouring plan.