Here are some topics that you should mention to your surgeon at the time of your consultation:

Questions to determine your general health status, pre-existing health conditions, or risk factors.

• What are your expectations?
• What is the result you’re looking for?
• Which other medical treatments have you undergone in the past?
• What are the possible results of Tummy Tuck?
• If you are currently using any medication, herbs, vitamins, tobacco, or drugs.
• And any other information that may be useful for your Tummy Tuck surgery.
• Etc.

Our consultations are an excellent opportunity for you to ask any questions about our process, the surgery, or recovery. Make sure you know everything there is to know about a Tummy Tuck as well as your surgeon.

• How many years of plastic surgery training do you have?
• Am I a good candidate for Tummy Tuck?
• Where and how will my Tummy Tuck surgery be performed?
• Do you have before and after photos of Tummy Tuck that I can see, and what results are reasonable for me?
• And any other questions you have.

The recovery time for the Abdominoplasty procedure varies depending on the type of surgery you had, your general health, and your age. You should expect to stay in Miami for 10 to 15 days after a Tummy Tuck. However, this may vary depending on your situation.

The surgical procedure should not be thought of as a weight loss replacement. You should be close to your desired weight for six to twelve months before undergoing a Tummy Tuck. Your doctor will give you more precise advice.

A Tummy Tuck can have a long-lasting positive effect. Still, it’s worth noting that significant weight fluctuations can impact your body shape. Because of this, it’s crucial to have a stable weight before getting a Tummy Tuck since the surgery will not last if one stops maintaining the desired weight afterward. If you’re supporting a durable weight, following a healthy diet, exercising regularly, and not smoking, your Abdominoplasty results are likely to last.

Abdominoplasties can range in level of pain. However, as with any surgical procedure, this will depend on your tolerance for pain. As a result, you should be prepared to manage the aftermath. After you have surgery, you will receive a fitted post-operative pressure garment. This garment will help manage pain levels and reduce swelling and bruising.

A Tummy Tuck is a surgical procedure that can tighten your abdominal muscles by removing excess fat, skin, and tissue. The process will also flatten your belly and create a sexier figure.

Yes, your stomach can get fat again after a Tummy Tuck. It all depends on your lifestyle, genetics, and diet. To maintain a flat stomach after a Tummy Tuck, one should avoid gaining weight in the belly region or throughout the entire body.

There are many factors to consider when estimating the time needed for recovery after a Tummy Tuck procedure. Factors such as the severity of your condition and the type of surgery. The average recovery time can last anywhere between two and six weeks.

Abdominal Panniculus is the scientific name for excess skin and fat hanging from the abdomen below the waistline. This excess skin and fat are secondary to weight gain and may cover the hips, anterior thighs, and knees.

A Tummy Tuck does not fix a FUPA (Fatty Upper Pubic Area). Abdominoplasties are generally used to tighten the muscles of the abdomen and remove excess skin and fat from the abdominal area.

Tummy Tuck 360 combines an Abdominoplasty and Lipo 360 of the whole midsection to give you that dramatic new look.

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