Tummy Tuck

If you are planning on becoming pregnant, you may want to postpone your tummy tuck procedure until after you are finished having children. During surgery, vertical abdominal muscles will be tightened to create a flatter, tighter abdominal appearance. Future pregnancies can cause these muscles to weaken or separate, causing the prior protruding belly to return.

An abdominoplasty frequently requires the removal of excess fat. This is an excellent time for liposuction to harvest and transfer the excess fat for butt enhancement. This combination has become one of Dr. Shienbaum’s most popular and requested procedures.

Most patients will lose between 2 -5 lbs following a Tummy Tuck procedure. However, it is the body shaping and contouring that is most important. Any accompanying weight loss is only a secondary benefit of the Lipo-Abdominoplasty procedure.

The best tummy tuck scars are those placed a low as possible. Taping and scar creams containing silicone and steroidal compounds are frequently beneficial. Most studies suggest that placement of a sheet of Silicone gel is probably the most effective scar therapy.

Tummy Tuck navels can be made oblong, square, triangular, or even into a vertical slit. They can be even made to look ” hooded “. A study in the Plastic Surgery Journal revealed that the elliptically shaped umbilicus is the most preferred and natural looking.

A liposuction is a wonderful tool for removing fat in areas of the body with tight skin, such as the hips, saddlebags, and flanks. However, stomach skin has often lost its elasticity because of age, weight gain or pregnancy. If you only remove the fat with liposuction, the skin will not retract and will hang. In contrast, abdominoplasty removes not just the fat, but also the extra skin and tightens up the muscles.

In a traditional tummy tuck, the incision is made just above the pubic hairline. Dr. Shienbaum strives to keep your incision lines as low as possible to allow for low cut bikinis, hipster jeans, and revealing lingerie. His incisions are hidden in the natural inguinal crease.

The Hourglass Tummy Tuck provides a stunning curvaceous body silhouette by combining three procedures into one. Tummy Tuck, Liposculpture, and Brazilian Butt Lift. In general, the Tummy Tuck will remove the excess fat and skin from the abdomen. The muscles are then tightened with strong sutures in a corset type fashion. Giving a tighter and firmer appearance. Combining extensive liposuction of the hip love handles, protruding thighs, and redundant back rolls, will give a more dramatic result. The fat is harvested from these areas and is transferred to the buttocks for enhancement. Giving you the desired hourglass profile.

We typically remove thousands of cc's of fat with most tummy tuck procedures. 360 circumferential liposuction to achieve a sculpted hourglass shape. We can use the fat to round out the buttock region at the same time.

Because the Tummy Tuck procedure is personalized, recover time will differ from patient to patient. However, many people are able to resume everyday activities after 2 to 4 weeks, and should be able to stand up straight within a couple of days. Any tight or tugging sensations at the treatment site should be gone by 4 to 6 weeks, although an occasional twinge of pain may occur even after a few months.

Yes. Walking is encouraged the same day as your Tummy Tuck procedure. This will help increase blood flow to promote healing and decrease risks of blood clots.

Compression is typically required for about 4 to 6 weeks after surgery. This will help the skin to shrink down and give you a more dramatic contoured result.

A Tummy Tuck can give you permanent results. Tightening the abdominal muscles and getting rid of the excess fat and skin will result in a firmer and smoother appearance. Unless you become pregnant or gain a large amount of weight, a Tummy Tuck will not come undone.

Yes. The abdominal muscles are tightened with strong sutures in a corset type fashion.

No, there is no ideal body weight or shape required for a Tummy Tuck. However, you must have healthy BMI in order to have surgery safely and to better the outcome of your result.

In general, this procedure is very safe. However, just like another surgery, Tummy Tucks have risks. Prolonged wound healing, bleeding, infection, seromas, and complications from anesthesia.

Yes. However, the scar sits very low. Often times lower than a C- section scar. This is very well hidden with most if not all undergarments. After about a year, the scar is lighter and undetectable.

A healthy BMI ( body mass index) is advised before undergoing a Tummy Tuck procedure. Typically, plastic surgeon want to see a BMI of 30 or lower. Anything higher will increase your chances of wound healing problems and possible complications during surgery. Your surgeon will work with you to get you down to a healthy and safe BMI before your surgery.

Depending on the expertise and reputation of the plastic surgeon, Tummy Tucks can cost between $7,000 to $14,000.

Tummy Tucks in Florida can cost $7,000 to $14,000 depending on the experience and reputation of the plastic surgeon in your area.

You can research Board Certified Plastic surgeons in your area . Make sure your doctor can provide lots of photos of their work. Having an experienced surgeon with a good client reputation will assure that you will get the results you desire.

Yes. However, pregnancy after a Tummy Tuck can alter the results. Excessive weight gain and loss can cause loose skin and weakened abdominal muscles.

A Mini Tummy Tuck isn't for everyone. This will only address loose skin that is below the belly button.

Yes, the closer you are to your ideal weight, the better your results will be. Having strong abdominal muscles will give a more sculpted and dramatic appearance.

Revisions after a Tummy Tuck are not uncommon. These revisions can include touch up liposuction, scar revisions, and dog ears .

An abdominal bulge or protrusion is caused by internal visceral intra-abdominal fat which distends the belly . Weight loss is typically required to reduce this belly distension.

Abdominal wall looseness is caused by laxity of the muscles and fascia . This is called diastasis recti which is a separation of abdominal recti musculature. A Tummy tuck with muscle repair will typically correct this problem

The best place to get a Tummy Tuck will be with a reputable and experienced board certified plastic surgeon. Having hundreds of before and after photos of their procedures will also ensure that you receive safe and quality care.

Both. Internal fat known as visceral fat, is stored within the abdominal cavity. This fat surrounds vital organs including the stomach , liver and intestines. external or Subcutaneous fat, is the fat that is visible just underneath the skin.

Yes, a Tummy Tuck with combined 360 liposuction can get rid of excess fat in the hips, flanks, and bra rolls.

Skin and fat are both removed during a Tummy Tuck procedure. The weight varies from patient to patient but can start at around 4lbs following surgery. Weight loss continues as long as a healthy l

Exercises that tighten your abdominal muscles and strengthen your core are always good to do before an abdominoplasty. It will give you a more dramatic result.

Yes. Hernia repairs are common and typically do not interfere with a Tummy Tuck procedure.

Yes. Depending on the severity and location of the hernia, it will be repaired and then the abdominal muscles will then be tightened afterwards.

Depending on physical demands of your job, most patients can return to work 2 to 4 weeks after a Tummy Tuck procedure.

Yes, depending on the location of the tattoo. Because the majority of the skin below the belly button is removed, any stretch marks or tattoos in this area could be removed as well.

Yes. A new opening will be made for your belly button and sutures will be used to close the skin around it. Your Board Certified Plastic surgeon can discuss options with you on a desired look you wish to achieve.

A Tummy Tuck will remove excess fat and tightened the abdominal muscles stretched from pregnancy and childbirth. Giving you a tighter and smother appearance

Yes, Tummy Tucks aren't just for women! A Tummy Tuck is a great option for men who have loose and sagging skin. The abdominal muscles are tightened and the excess skin is removed. Giving the abdomen a firmer and smoother appearance.

A Tummy Tuck can give you a firmer and smoother appearance by getting rid of the excess skin and fat. Tummy Tucks have long lasting results if a stable weight is maintained.

In general, pain is mild to moderate after a Tummy Tuck, and usually lasts between 1 and 2 weeks. Most patients are able to resume daily activities in about 2 weeks and working out at 4 to 6 weeks.

A Tummy Tuck can give you permanent results. Tightening the abdominal wall and getting rid of the excess fat and skin will result in a firmer and smoother appearance. Unless you become pregnant or gain a large amount of weight, a Tummy Tuck will not come undone.

Most patients will drop 2 to 3 sizes after a Tummy Tuck procedure. This usually motivates patients to further their weight loss with a healthier lifestyle to maintain and prolong the results.

There aren't any dietary restrictions after a Tummy Tuck procedure. However, most patients will follow a more healthier and active lifestyle after a Tummy Tuck to prolong and maintain their results.

The price of a Tummy Tuck procedure will vary depending on the reputation and expertise of the Board Certified Plastic Surgeon. These prices can range from $7,000 to $14,000 or more.

The best post operative compression is one that will be recommended by your Board Certified Plastic Surgeon. A lot of the time, these garments are provided by your surgeon and are included in your overall cost of the procedure. If you provide your own compression garment, be sure to consult with your surgeon beforehand.

Tummy Tucks are a great option and are often recommended after a major weight loss. The excess skin that is left behind will not retract and go back to its original state. Therefore, it will need to be excised and removed. During this procedure, the abdominal muscles are sewn together creating a tighter and smoother abdominal appearance.

Depending on how much fat and the elasticity of the skin, there are less invasive options. Evolve Trim, Tone, and Tite uses heat and radio frequency to melt fat, stimulate collagen, and tighten muscles. Another alternative would be liposuction along with a procedure called BodyTite. This requires tiny incisions to suction the fat. The BodyTite will use radiofrequency and heat to melt fat and tighten the skin.

Tummy Tuck surgery, also known as an abdominoplasty, is a surgical procedure that removes excess fat and skin, and in most cases, restores weakened or separated abdominal muscles. The incision is made really low, often lower than a c-section scar. The excess skin is lifted and the abdominal muscles are sewn together with strong suture in a tight corset type style. The excess skin is removed and a new opening for the belly button is made. Most Tummy Tucks include liposuction to remove excess fat around the abdomen, hips, and flanks. This will give you a smoother and firmer appearance.

Every surgery has risks. These risks include infection, bleeding, and possible complications from anesthesia. In general, Tummy Tucks are very safe.

In general, preparing for a Tummy Tuck can include lab work, a medical clearance, and making adjustments to certain medications. Aspirin, ant inflammatory, and herbal supplements can increase bleeding. You will be advised to stop smoking and have a certain BMI.

Every surgery has risks. These risks include infection, bleeding, and possible complications from anesthesia. In general, Tummy Tucks are very safe.

Being at or close to your goal weight before surgery will give you the safest and best results. Your surgeon will talk with you and discuss what a healthy BMI is for your weight and height.

Yes. patients are required to stop smoking 2 to 4 weeks before and after a Tummy Tuck procedure. Some doctors will even require a urine test prior to surgery. If the result is positive, the patient's surgery is cancelled.

Most patients will find that their new belly button looks better than their old ones. With the excess skin gone and the fat removed, the new belly button will look smaller, tighter, and more natural.

Yes. Patients often have a large amount of weight loss following a gastric bypass procedure. This results in lots of loose skin. A Tummy Tuck will get rid of the excess skin and fat.

The skin may actually become looser from just the liposuction alone. If you want to address excess skin, you may possibly need a Tummy Tuck procedure.

It is always recommended to see and consult with a Board Certified Plastic surgeon. One with lots of experience and can show you hundreds if not thousands of before and after photos of their work.

A Tummy Tuck is a wonderful and popular choice for post pregnancy. Not only will Tummy Tuck get rid of the well known mommy pooch, it will also address excess fat and stretch marks to some degree.

Seromas can be a complication in about 1 to 2 percent of Tummy Tuck procedures. These seromas will be resolved after about 5 to 6 aspirations.

The best Tummy Tuck photo gallery will be one that's provided by an experienced and reputable Board Certified Plastic Surgeon. They will have hundreds if not thousands of before and after photos.

The top plastic surgeon will be Board Certified with lots of experience, very reputable, and have hundreds if not thousands of before and after photos of their work.

You tube has hundreds and thousands of videos of lots of surgical procedures. These videos are meant for patient education. Make sure the videos are from Board Certified Plastic surgeons. Check out their websites and photo galleries, as well as their patient reviews.

A Tummy Tuck will address the excess skin, fat , and tighten the abdominal muscles. Adding abdominal exercises before and after a Tummy Tuck will help the abdominal muscles to develop and become stronger. Giving you the desired 6 pack abs.

As with many surgical procedures, antibiotics are given before and after to help prevent any post op infections.

The best Tummy Tuck incision is one that sits very low. These incisions are typically made in the natural inguinal crease and are well hidden by most undergarments.

Unless there is a large amount of weight gain, A Tummy Tuck is meant to be a permanent. Most patients will continue a healthy lifestyle of eating well and exercising to maintain the results.

The Tummy Tuck procedure will tighten the abdominal muscles and get rid of excess fat and skin from the abdomen. Other than the tightness of the abdominal muscles, stomach problems are unusual and would likely be unrelated to the procedure.

Tummy Tuck scars are very low. In most cases, lower than a C-Section scar. Look at before and after photos of Board Certified Plastic Surgeon to get a better idea of how they make their surgical incisions.

During the Tummy Tuck procedure, the abdominal muscles are sewn together and the excess skin and fat are removed from the abdomen. This will give a firmer and smoother appearance to the abdomen.

CoolSculpting can get rid of some abdominal fat. However, if you have abdominal muscle separation and excess skin, only the Tummy Tuck procedure would address those issues.

Yes. In fact, this is a growing trend with a lot of women who want a mommy makeover or the Hourglass Tummy Tuck. 360 liposuction is done at the same time as the Tummy Tuck and the fat is then injected into the buttocks. This gives a very nice, curvy hourglass shape desired by most women.

Tummy Tucks in Florida can cost $7,000 to $14,000 depending on the experience and reputation of the plastic surgeon in your area.

Plan your recovery time. Typically, you will need one to two weeks without heavy lifting or traveling. Certain medications will need to be discontinued till after surgery. This is important with Aspirin and other anti inflammatory medications, as these can contribute to post operative bleeding and bruising. Drinking plenty of water and maintaining a healthy diet will keep your immune system strong and can help speed healing time. Keeping your BMI within a healthy and safe range will also help to reduce the risk of complications.

Typically, you will need to stay away from alcohol for one to two weeks after surgery. You will need to be off of any pain medications as well. Mixing pain medications with alcohol can be dangerous. This can also put you at risk for causing damage to your wounds. Creating post op complications and delaying your healing process.

Typically patients can see anywhere from 1 to 10 pounds of weight loss with liposuction.

Pain is usually mild to moderate with a Tummy Tuck. The pain doesn't come from the incision, but mostly from the muscle tightening. This discomfort will usually subside after about a week.

Yes. A Brazilian Butt Lift can be done at the same time as a Tummy Tuck procedure. 360 Liposuction is done to collect fat from the abdomen, waist, hips, and back. The fat is then injected into the buttocks for enhancement.

The hourglass Tummy Tuck combines three procedures into one: Tummy Tuck, Liposuction, and Brazilian Butt Lift. The Tummy Tuck will get rid of the excess skin and tighten the abdominal muscles. 360 liposuction will take the fat from the abdomen, waist, hips, and back. This fat is then injected into the buttocks for enhancement. Giving you that desired hourglass shape.

It is always best to address any revisions with the surgeon who did your Tummy Tuck procedure. Having medical records from your previous surgery will help any new surgeon you plan to see. Revisions such as dog ears and uneven scars can easily be done.

Yes. Most plastic surgeons will offer their clients a free consultation. Research Board Certified Plastic Surgeons in your area and consult with one that can offer lots of before and after photos and one that has lots of experience.

Any stretch marks or tattoos that are below the belly button will typically be removed along with the excess skin.

Yes, during a Tummy Tuck procedure, the abdominal muscles are sewn together with strong sutures in a corset type fashion. giving you a smoother profile and stronger abdomen.

You will want to consult with your board certified plastic surgeon before piercing your naval after a Tummy Tuck. Typically, waiting a year or more is required to ensure adequate blood flow is restored to that area.

No. A Tummy Tuck is also know as an Abdominoplasty.

Both the Tummy Tuck procedure and a Panniculectomy will get rid of the excess skin around the abdomen. While a Panniculectomy is medically necessary, due to large amounts of weight loss, a Tummy Tuck is an elective procedure.

It is always best to consult with different Board Certified Plastic Surgeons with lots of experience. You want to choose a surgeon who can provide hundreds if not thousands of before and after photos of their work. This will ensure that you will get the care and attention you deserve.

Yes, sometimes after a Tummy Tuck, small revisions need to be made. Dog ears and uneven scars can easily be revised.

The term dog ears refers skin at the end of the incision that can protrude. This is due to the incision being too short or just a result of how the wound healed. This is quite common after a Tummy Tuck and can easily be revised by your surgeon.

Typically, patients don't have feeling along the incision site for weeks or months. Itching can occur along the surgical incision and can be felt during the healing process, however, this could also be a reaction to any surgical glue or adhesives used after the surgery.

Because most supplements aren't regulated by the FDA, the concentration and quality of them are unknown. Typically, surgeons will recommend that you discontinue supplements two weeks prior to surgery. Taking supplements increases the risk of bleeding, which can cause complications during surgery and slow the recovery process.

While some weight loss is immediate, you will continue to see results for up to 6 months or longer. A Tummy Tuck is more of a contouring procedure rather than a weight loss procedure. It's important to maintain a healthy lifestyle and diet to prolong your results.

Yes, however, a healthy BMI is needed to reduce the risk of complications during and after surgery. Your surgeon will work with you to get you to a healthy range in order to operate safely and with minimal risks.

The best Tummy Tuck in Florida will be one that is done by a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon with lots of experience. Your surgeon should be able to provide hundreds if not thousands of before and after photos.

The most often asked questions are is this painful?, what's the down time?, will I have drains?, Where will my scar be? Have a list of questions for your surgeon. The best plastic surgeons will make sure you're well informed about your procedure before making your decision.

A new opening for the belly button will be made during your Tummy Tuck. The scar is very well hidden and is not easily seen.

Minor touch ups and revisions can be done to address any concerns after your Tummy Tuck procedure. Touch up liposuction and dog ears are the most common.

Yes, this is a popular method of patient and doctor communication. However, an in person consultation will need to be done prior to surgery. The surgeon will need to do a physical examination, blood work, EKG, and vials to make sure you're in good health before moving forward.

Most patients can resume light exercise like walking and upper body workouts around two weeks. However, abdominal exercises and heavy weight lifting are restricted till about 6 weeks. Every patient is unique and any exercise routine will need to be discussed with your surgeon.

Laser Liposuction is a wonderful option to those who don't have a lot of excess fat and skin.

Because the scar from a Tummy Tuck sits very low, it can cause a small lift in the pubic area.

Excess alcohol, smoking, supplements, and anti inflammatory medications will need to be discontinued weeks before surgery. These will increase your risks of bleeding, bruising , and wound healing.

Because the belly button is unique to every patient, your surgeon will work with you to plan out a belly button that works with your body. While the belly button itself doesn't move, the skin around the belly button does. Different techniques are used to create a desired shape.

A Tummy Tuck will remove the excess skin and fat from the abdomen while also tightening the abdominal muscles. This will give you a smoother and firmer abdominal appearance.

Most patients do find it easier to lose weight after a Tummy Tuck. The removal of excess skin and fat creates a dramatic change in the abdominal appearance. A healthier lifestyle and diet will prolong these results.

A good candidate for a Tummy Tuck would be anyone who wants to change their abdominal appearance. Whether its a large amount of weight loss or excess skin from pregnancy and childbirth.

Yes, during a Tummy Tuck, the separated abdominal muscles are tightened with strong sutures.

Depending on the location of the scars. The skin below the belly button will be removed. Tattoos, stretch marks, or any type of scar in this area will be mostly if not completely removed.

You will have immediate results after a Tummy Tuck. Most patients see final results around 3 to 6 months. However, results will continue to improve with a healthy lifestyle and diet.

You will have immediate results after a Tummy Tuck. Most patients see final results around 3 to 6 months. However, results will continue to improve with a healthy lifestyle and diet.

The amount of weight removed from a Tummy Tuck is highly variable. A Tummy Tuck is more of a contour procedure. However, with the removal of excess skin and adding liposuction, patients typically see anywhere from 1 to 10lbs of weight loss.

To get the best results from your Tummy Tuck, you will need to wear a compression garment for at least 6 to 8 weeks.

Tummy Tucks in Florida can cost $7,000 to $14,000 depending on the experience and reputation of the plastic surgeon in your area.

During a Tummy Tuck, the skin around the belly button is pulled tight and a new opening is made. Just like pulling a button through a shirt. Any loose skin that remains can be tightened using treatments such as Body Tite, Vaser Liposuction, and Evolve. These use heat and radiofrequency to shrink and smooth the skin.

Depending on your personal goals and the amount of skin and fat, other less invasive options are available. These can include BodyTite, Vaser Liposuction, And Evolve Trim, Tone, and Tight. These procedures use heat and radiofrequency to melt the fat and tighten skin. The Evolve Tone helps to tighten muscle.

Yes, and a lot of patients seek a Tummy Tuck after having children.

The most experienced Tummy Tuck surgeon will be one that can provide hundreds if not thousands of before and after photos of their work. Experienced surgeons will also have lots of real patients reviews. Not just on their websites, but other media platforms such as Google and RealSelf.

You can find hundreds if not thousands of videos on websites such as YouTube, Instagram, and the websites of Plastic Surgery Centers in your area.

You have excess fat and loose skin around your abdomen. You are in overall good health. You've gone through pregnancy or have lost a lot of weight.

You don't have to change your wardrobe after a Tummy Tuck, however, most patients opt for loose fitting clothes for the first few weeks while having to wear a compression garment.

There's no surgery that can replace a Tummy Tuck. Only a Tummy Tuck can tighten the abdominal muscles and get rid of excess fat and skin around the abdomen. Depending on the severity of your loose skin and the amount of fat you want to get rid of, there are other options. These can include minimal invasive procedures such as BodyTite, Liposuction, Vaser Liposuction, and Evolve Trim, Tone, and Tite.

By removing the excess skin, tightening the abdominal muscles, and liposuction, your waist will be smaller. Most women can expect to drop 2 to 3 dress sizes. For men, this may be a little more.

While a Tummy Tuck is more of a contouring procedure, you will have some weight loss. By removing the excess skin and fat, patients can expect anywhere from 1 to 10lbs in weight loss.

Tightening the abdominal muscles and getting rid of excess skin and fat, will give you a smoother and firmer abdominal profile. Your scar will be very low. Often lower than a C- Section scar.

Yes, patients will have 1 or 2 drains after a Tummy Tuck procedure. Removing the excess skin leaves behind dead space that collects plasma and seroma . Drainage is necessary to help your body heal and prevent infection. The drains will speed up the healing process. These drains are temporary and are removed 1 to 2 weeks after surgery.

Most patients seek a Tummy Tuck due to excess skin, abdominal wall laxity, and fat around the abdomen. Or just to improve the overall appearance of the abdomen.

Yes. Many patients seek to have a Tummy Tuck after having a gastric sleeve. Mainly because of the excess skin that's left behind after a large amount of weight loss.

Liposuction and CoolSculpting will address fat but not loose skin. Any excess skin will need to be removed by undergoing a Tummy Tuck procedure.

Yes. By removing the excess skin and tightening the abdominal muscles, A Tummy Tuck procedure will give you a smaller and firmer abdominal appearance.

Different suturing techniques can be used to help to achieve the desired shape and size of your belly button.

typically, muscle repair will take 6 months to a year to fully heal. Abdominal exercises can resume around 3 months.

During the tummy tuck, the belly button can be detached from the stalk, which attaches it to the abdominal muscles. This is typically done if patients have minimum skin laxity and whose belly button is situated higher on the abdominal wall.

Yes, typically a Tummy Tuck scar will be lower than a C- Section scar.

Plastic surgeons have different techniques when it comes to Tummy Tuck procedures. Typically, the sutures are all dissolvable, but some staples or sutures may need to be removed a week or two after your procedure. this is easily done in office and requires no anesthetic or down time.

Seromas are a build up of fluid under the skin. This can happen in 1 to 2 percent of patients who undergo surgeries where the skin and fat have been cut and manipulated. A small seroma is usually reabsorbed by the body. Larger seromas can easily be aspirated by your surgeon using a syringe just under the skin.

Depending on the amount of fat and excess skin, a longer incision will need to be made to better the outcome of your Tummy Tuck results.

A Tummy Tuck combined with liposuction of the abdomen and flanks will help to get rid of stubborn love handles.

360 Liposuction can get rid of excess fat around your abdomen , flanks, and hips. Giving you a smaller waistline. however, to get rid of the excess skin and have more of a dramatic result, a Tummy Tuck would be needed.

A Tummy Tuck scar will sit very low on the abdomen. Often lower than a C-Section scar.

A Tummy Tuck will address excess fat and skin as well as tighten your abdominal muscles. However, bulging or protruding can be a result of fat that is stored beneath the abdominal muscles in the intra abdominal space. This fat is surrounding the organs and can only be removed through diet and exercise.

Yes. Liposuction is often recommended with a Tummy Tuck procedure. 360 Liposuction can be done to removed excess fat around the abdomen, hips, back, and flanks. Giving you a tighter and smoother profile.

Yes, this is a popular choice for women who desire a fuller bust with or without breast implants. The fat will be taken from the abdomen and other areas such as flanks, hips, and back. The fat is then carefully injected into the breast.

Yes, the BodyTite procedure is a great addition to the Tummy Tuck to help tighten loose skin.

You want to be as close to your goal weight as possible before surgery. This will result in a more dramatic result

Staying active after surgery will help to