Achieve a sculpted and toned midsection with our tummy tuck procedure. This transformative surgery removes excess skin and tightens abdominal muscles, restoring a firm and contoured appearance. Rediscover confidence in your silhouette with our personalized approach to abdominal rejuvenation.
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Our "Before and After" gallery showcases the exceptional quality of our procedures and the expertise of our professional staff. Each transformation reflects our commitment to patient care, precision, and the highest standards of medical practice. Please note that all images are published with full patient consent, as we prioritize the privacy and confidentiality of our patients above all else. It is important to understand that every individual’s body is unique, and results may vary. This gallery is intended to provide a general idea of the potential outcomes, and we encourage you to consult with our experienced team for a personalized assessment.
Good candidates for a tummy tuck are typically individuals who are in good overall health, have realistic expectations about the outcomes of the procedure, and are bothered by excess abdominal skin and fat that has not responded to diet and exercise. Ideal candidates should also be at a stable weight and not planning significant weight loss or pregnancy in the future.
While scarring is an inevitable part of any surgical procedure, the extent and visibility of scarring can vary depending on factors such as surgical technique and individual healing. During a tummy tuck, incisions are typically made low on the abdomen, below the bikini line, to minimize visibility. Over time, scars tend to fade and become less noticeable, especially with proper scar care.
While a tummy tuck can remove excess skin and fat from the lower abdomen, it is not specifically designed to target stretch marks. However, stretch marks that are located within the excised skin may be removed along with the excess tissue. Stretch marks outside the treated area may appear less prominent or stretched after surgery but may still be visible to some extent.
Like any surgical procedure, tummy tuck surgery carries certain risks and potential complications, including infection, bleeding, poor wound healing, asymmetry, and changes in sensation. Choosing a board-certified plastic surgeon experienced in tummy tuck procedures and following pre-operative and post-operative guidelines can help minimize these risks.
Yes, it’s possible to combine a tummy tuck with other cosmetic procedures such as liposuction, breast augmentation, or thigh lift to achieve comprehensive body contouring results. However, the suitability for combination procedures will depend on individual factors and should be discussed with your plastic surgeon during the consultation.