#Full tummy tuck belly button skin#
#Full tummy tuck belly button full#

#Full tummy tuck belly button skin#

draw incision guidelines on your skin for the surgical techniques we plan to use.When we perform these procedures together, it’s common for it to be called a mommy makeover. Some women choose to have cosmetic surgery on their breasts at the same time. Depending on your goals, we may suggest liposuction in other areas to further improve your body contours. We can perform tummy tuck surgery alone or along with other procedures. We will also make an incision around your belly button and fit your belly button into a new opening in your skin. The incision may stretch from hip bone to hip bone, depending on the amount of excess skin you have. We use a longer horizontal or U-shaped incision above your pubic mound.

#Full tummy tuck belly button full#

We will improve the full length of your abdominal wall - above and below your belly button. The procedure for a full tummy tuck is more extensive and takes longer to recover from. The procedure for a mini tummy tuck is usually less extensive and has a quicker recovery. We will make a shorter horizontal incision just above your pubic mound (skin area over your pubic bone) and tighten the skin below your belly button (or navel). the extent of your tummy tuck recovery.The main differences between them are the: Mini tummy tucks and full tummy tucks both remove excess skin and fat while also tightening your abdominal muscles to give you a smoother, flatter look. have a severe chronic condition like heart disease or diabetes, or.

have significant scar tissue or large hernia from a previous abdominal surgery,.

are well above your ideal body weight or plan to lose a significant amount of weight,.

have recently been pregnant or are considering pregnancy in the near future,.

your skin has stretch marks, is loose, or is sagging after pregnancy, bariatric surgery, or other weight loss.

your lower abdomen is not in proportion with the rest of your body or.

it still sticks out and lacks tone or strength despite diet and exercise.

your abdominal muscles are stretched or separated (diastasis recti).

Your abdominal appearance bothers you due to the following:.

You have the proper support for your recovery period.

You have realistic expectations about your surgical results.

You are at your goal weight and plan to maintain it.You are physically healthy and fully recovered from childbirth, if you had a baby.You may be a good candidate for a tummy tuck if: