Even if you work out a lot, your stomach can stretch and lose its tone after having a baby, losing a lot of weight, or getting older.
A tummy tuck removes extra skin and fat and tightens weak abdominal muscles that may have separated during pregnancy. This is called diastasis recti.
Your midsection will be firmer, flatter, and more sculpted, which shows how strong and confident you are.
A tummy tuck is a great option for women who are healthy but have too much skin on their stomach, stubborn fat, or weak muscles that don’t respond to diet or exercise.
It’s especially life-changing for moms who want to get their pre-pregnancy body back or anyone who wants to feel good about themselves again.
Most women experience moderate discomfort for the first 1–2 weeks, managed easily with prescribed pain medication. You’ll wear a compression garment to reduce swelling and support healing.
After 2 to 3 weeks, light activities can usually start up again, and full recovery can take 6 to 8 weeks. Your final results, which are beautifully sculpted, will keep getting better for 3 to 6 months. This will show off the toned stomach you’ve been working for.
Yes, but it’s carefully placed low on your abdomen—typically along your bikini line—so it’s easily concealed by underwear and swimwear. With proper care, scars fade significantly over time and become much less noticeable.
Yes, but it’s generally recommended to wait until you’re done having children, as future pregnancies can stretch the skin and muscles again. If you plan to have more children soon, it may be best to postpone the procedure for optimal, lasting results.
The main goal of a tummy tuck is not to lose weight, but to shape and tighten the skin. You might lose a few pounds of skin and fat, but the big change is that you look firmer, flatter, and more sculpted.
Yes, as long as you maintain a stable weight and healthy lifestyle. The removed skin and repaired muscles won’t return. However, significant weight fluctuations or future pregnancies can affect your results.
Absolutely. Many women combine abdominoplasty with liposuction, breast procedures, or other body contouring for a complete ‘mommy makeover.’ Your surgeon will help you design the best treatment plan for your goals.
Let’s talk about your goals, address your worries, and make a plan that will help you feel strong, confident, and beautiful in your body again.
