Tummy Tuck

What is a Tummy Tuck?

A tummy tuck, also known as abdominoplasty, is a surgical procedure aimed at improving the appearance of your abdomen. This surgery addresses loose skin and weakened muscles, which can occur due to pregnancy, significant weight loss, or the natural aging process.

By tightening the abdominal muscles and removing excess skin, a tummy tuck results in a firmer, smoother, and more toned midsection.

Treated Areas:

Skin: Removes excess, sagging skin from the abdominal area.

Upper Abdomen: Tightens and smooths the area above the navel.

Lower Abdomen: Focuses on the area below the navel.

Muscles: Repairs and tightens weakened or separated abdominal muscles.

Result :

Flatter Abdomen: Removes excess fat and skin, resulting in a flatter stomach.

Toned Appearance: Tightens and reshapes the abdomen for a firmer, smoother look.

Enhanced Abdominal Support: Surgically strengthens weakened muscles, providing improved support.

Pain Relief: Eases back pain by enhancing abdominal support.

Skin Health: Reduces itching and prevents infections caused by excess skin.

Tummy Tuck Procedure

Consultation: Meet with a board-certified plastic surgeon to discuss goals and evaluate suitability.

Preparation: Undergo preoperative tests and anesthesia discussions on the surgery day.

Anesthesia: Performed under general anesthesia, ensuring you are asleep and pain-free.

Incision and Removal: Incisions are made below the bikini line; excess skin and fat are removed, and abdominal muscles are tightened if needed.

Skin Redraping: Remaining skin is redraped over the abdomen for a smoother, tighter appearance.