WHY DON’T I HAVE A THIGH GAP IF I’M THIN?
Genetics, aging, lifestyle, and medical conditions may all contribute to carrying excess fat in the thighs. It is entirely possible to have an overall slim figure, but still have thighs that touch. While common after weight loss, someone may simply be genetically predisposed to this appearance. Also, your bone structure contributes to if you have a thigh gap or not. If you have narrow hips, your thighs are closer together and more likely to touch, no matter how thin you are.
This is where thigh gap surgery may help provide the appearance they want. It should be noted that it is possible for your thighs to simply be too close together. Therefore, based on your bone structure, creating a thigh gap surgically is not always recommended. While not overly common, patients should keep it in mind when attending their consultation.
However, if you have hips of a normal or wide width and you just carry extra fat in the area or have seen the accumulation of extra skin because of weight loss, a thigh gap is often possible to create with surgery.