#BEFORE AFTER MINI TUMMY TUCK SKIN#
Reconstruction: The remaining skin is then stretched over the abdominal area, creating a tighter appearance.If the tummy muscles are separated, they might be pulled together and stitched into place. Excess skin (and fat if liposuction is required) will be removed from the abdominal area. Remove excess skin: After the incisions are made, the skin will be separated from the abdominal muscles.
With a full abdominoplasty, the incision is from the hip bone on one side to the hipbone on the other side of the body, close to the pubic area the other incision is around the navel. Incision: The surgeon will make one or two incisions, depending on the type of tummy tuck.Tummy tuck with liposuction: Since a tummy tuck alone does not remove fat, liposuction with a tummy tuck is ideal for those who need pockets of fat removed.
Reverse: A reverse tummy tuck is a partial abdominoplasty in which loose skin is removed from the upper portion of the abdomen. Ideal candidates are usually close to their ideal weight and have small amounts of stubborn fat, excess skin, or stretch marks. It only addresses the lower abdomen (below the belly button). Mini: This requires a small horizontal incision between the hip bones. It is reserved for patients who need skin tightened both vertically and horizontally. It uses a horizontal (side-to-side) incision and a vertical (up and down) incision between the belly button and pubic area. Fleur-de-lis: This technique gets its name from the shape of the incision. It removes more skin than the standard procedure, and it is usually reserved for those who have lost an extreme amount of weight. Extended: The incision goes around to the sides of the lower back. Full or standard: This involves a hip-to-hip incision and another around the belly button.
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