Tummy Tuck abdominoplasty Get Your Flat Tummy Back!

What is a tummy tuck, or abdominoplasty, involve and who is it typically recommended for?

Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty):

• Removes excess skin, fat, and stretch marks from the abdomen.
• Tightens abdominal muscles during the procedure.

Recommended for Specific Cases:

• Typically advised for individuals with excess skin not manageable through exercise.
• Common after pregnancy or significant weight loss.

Two Types of Abdominoplasty:

1. Partial Abdominoplasty:

• Large cut across the lower tummy.
• Separates skin below the belly button from the abdominal wall.
• Removes excess fat and skin.
• Pulls together remaining skin and stitches it in place.

2. Full Abdominoplasty:

• Large incision across the lower tummy.
• Second incision to free the belly button.
• Realignment of abdominal muscles.
• Removal of excess fat and skin.
• Creation of a new hole for the belly button.
• Stitching it back in place.
• Pulling together remaining skin and stitching it in place.

Procedure Details:

• Performed under general anesthesia.
• Surgery duration: 2-5 hours.
• Requires a hospital stay of a few nights.

Indications for Procedure:

• Suited for those with excess skin post-pregnancy or significant weight loss.

Source:-https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/cosmetic-procedures/cosmetic-surgery/tummy-tuck/ 

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