Red Bank Tummy Tuck doctors

I usually use a "U" shaped scar. However I also recommend and have my patients bring to the day of surgery the smallest bottom they would ever wear "in public". Usually a bikini bottom. In this way I can try to plan my final scar around this bottom. No Promises because as you heal the scar will shift and settle. I always plan lower than higher. If you already have a "C" section scar your surgeon may plan around this scar.

Would need to see your pre-op photos and completely examine your abdomen.  It appears as if the abdominal fascia was not tightened enough or not tightened at all, or fail and broke open.  The abdominal scar is nice and low and healing well.  You need to have your surgeon evaluate your abdominal wall fascia. 

First: most patients wished that their abdomen looked liked yours without having surgery. Saying that your surgeon will need to examine you to determine if your have laxity or looseness of your abdominal muscles below the umbilicus only or above and below the umbilicus. If your need your muscles tightened above the umbilicus then you need a full abdominopoasty. If you only need tightening below the umbilicus then you might only need a mini or lower abdonimplasty. Concerning stretch marks, it depends on where they are located on the abdomen. If the stretch marks are located above the umbilicus it is difficult to surgically remove these stretch marks. If the stretch marks are below the umbilicus then their the possibility of surgically removing these stretch marks with a full abdominopoasty. A lower or mini or lower abdominopoasty may improve the appearance of lower stretch marks however may not be able to "remove" them. I hops that this information is helpful.