People who aim for a balanced body shape, recognize a well-developed abdomen as essential. Childbirth, weight changes, and the natural effects of aging, may cause skin sagging together with abdominal tissue accumulation as well as muscular weakness. A tummy tuck operation called abdominoplasty, provides people who fail to reach their goals through diet and exercise, with a flatter, more toned abdominal section.

Evo Surgical specializes in performing advanced tummy tuck procedures, to give patients safe body contouring treatment and uplifted self-confidence. We assist patients through all stages of tummy tuck procedures, to help them address weight loss, skin problems, correct weakened abdominal muscles, or conditions resulted from pregnancy.

What is a Tummy Tuck?

Abdominoplasty, also known as a tummy tuck, functions as a surgical operation for cosmetic purposes, which removes abdominal extra skin and fat layers, and strengthens the stomach muscles during the surgery. This surgical procedure enables patients to obtain a flat belly and better body proportions.

• The surgical operation is frequently selected by people who experience any of the following conditions:
• Excessive stretching of the stomach occurring from pregnancy, combined with weight variations.
• Loose or weak abdominal muscles, known as diastasis recti that may exist in the body.
• Perfect for if certain fat areas cannot be eliminated with exercise or other similar methods.
• Significant weight reduction leads to droopy skin in the body.

Benefits of Our Tummy Tuck Procedure

The tummy tuck technique delivers functional alongside aesthetic advantages that encompass:

• Excess skin removal alongside fat extraction, produces a flat toned abdomen that appears young.
• The operation enhances abdominal muscle strength, to build core stability as it rebuilds weak tissue.
• The operation helps patients achieve correct posture, it rebalances weakened abdominal muscles.
• Skin irritation relief occurs, through the removal of skin folds that generate rashes and infections.
• Individuals generally gain confidence after getting a tummy tuck procedure, to wear swimwear and other types of fitted clothing.

Types of Tummy Tuck Procedures

Full Tummy Tuck

A full abdominoplasty addresses the entire abdominal area, both above and below the belly button. People who have large amounts of skin excess together with muscular splits, benefit most from this procedure.

• Removes excess skin and fat from the upper and lower abdomen.
• Such surgery provides patients with tighter abdominal muscles, that improve their appearance.
• A specialist will move the belly button during surgery, to achieve satisfactory natural appearances.

Mini Tummy Tuck

A mini tummy tuck directs surgical intervention to the lower abdomen, so it works efficiently for people with small areas of belly button and muscle drooping.

• The procedure needs smaller cuts than the complete tummy tuck operation.
• During the surgical procedure, the operating specialist only contracts lower abdominal muscles.
• The surgery demands less recovery duration, when compared to achieving results from a conventional tummy tuck procedure.

Extended Tummy Tuck

The extended tummy tuck helps individuals who lost major weight, it gets rid of extra skin from their abdominal areas along with their flank and lower back regions.

• Post-bariatric surgery patients and those who experienced major weight reduction, will find this procedure suitable.
• Removes a substantial amount of loose skin from the sides and lower back.
• The procedure leads to substantial body shape modifications.

Fleur-de-Lis Tummy Tuck

Patients requiring elimination of major vertical and horizontal skin diastasis, can benefit most from this sophisticated surgical procedure.

• A standard tummy tuck procedure, does not remove as much skin as the Fleur-de-Lis Tummy Tuck.
• The surgical procedure includes vertical and horizontal cuts, that create the most effective skin tightening effect.
• Excessive weight loss patients find the most benefit from using this procedure.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)