Tummy Tuck (abdominoplasty)

As we age, the abdominal skin loses its elasticity and the underlying muscles become loose and weak. Fat distribution to the lower abdomen also increases – creating a bulge.

This loss of shape to the abdomen is further exacerbated by excess loose skin created by weight loss which no amount of exercise can reverse.

The tummy tuck procedure or abdominoplasty aims to remove the loose excess skin - including stretch marks - and tighten the weakened abdominal muscles.

Properly performed, a tummy tuck will produce a firm and taut abdomen and restore the "six pack" once obscured by loose skin folds.

Many patients often combine this procedure with liposcupturing to remove any excess fat.

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