Full Tummy Tuck
A full (traditional) tummy tuck is one of the most common types of abdominoplasty. It removes excess fat and loose skin from the middle and lower abdomen to create a better profile. The surgeon makes a horizontal incision just above the pubic area, removes excess tissue, and tightens the abdominal muscles. This procedure can dramatically improve the appearance of the midsection for patients with loose skin or stubborn fat pockets after pregnancy or significant weight loss.
Read moreExtended Tummy Tuck
An extended tummy tuck is an option for patients with significant sagging or stubborn fat deposits in the abdomen and flanks (love handles). This procedure utilizes a longer incision that extends beyond the hip to the lower back. It reshapes tissue over a much larger surface area for optimal results. Therefore, the recovery time for an extended tummy tuck is usually longer.
Read moreFleur-de-Lis Tummy Tuck
A fleur-de-lis tummy tuck is beneficial for patients who require dramatic reshaping and tightening of the midsection above and below the navel due to severe sagging. This technique combines a traditional horizontal tummy tuck incision with a vertical incision down the middle of the abdomen in the shape of a lily flower. This allows for tightening and removing excess skin, both vertically and horizontally, to smooth the entire abdominal area. A fleur-de-lis tummy tuck is one of the most invasive forms of body contouring, but it is highly effective and brings impressive transformations.
Read moreMini Tummy Tuck
A mini tummy tuck, or partial abdominoplasty, is best suited for individuals with mild ptosis (sagging skin) in the lower abdomen below the belly button. It requires a shorter horizontal incision, allowing the surgeon to target just the lower belly area rather than reshaping the entire midsection. Because it is less invasive, a mini tummy tuck typically involves a faster recovery than a full procedure.
Read moreThe stretched skin and separated abdominal muscles are difficult to restore
without surgery.
the stomach that do not respond to diet and exercise. A tummy tuck removes that excess tissue.
either through bariatric surgery or diet and lifestyle changes. Abdominoplasty can remove loose, overstretched skin after major weight loss.
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