Abdominoplasty (tummy tuck)


Abdominoplasty involves removal of skin and fat, usually from the lower abdomen with the curved scar following natural crease lines above the hips. It has many degrees and variations depending on goals, conditions and preferences.

The abdominal muscles may be tightened as needed, or even hernias repaired. Suction lipectomy can be combined in some cases of the abdomen, hips, or elsewhere. Mini-abdominoplasties can also be done with removal of small amounts of skin and minimal surgery.

Maximum abdominoplasty for the very large hanging abdomen needs to have skin and fat removed around the entire torso. The same applies to those with massive weight loss. The average abdominoplasty is done under general anesthesia, frequently without hospitalization, and recovery varies with the "degree" of surgery.


Abdominoplasty or Tummy Tuck
Before and After Photos


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