How much does a tummy tuck cost?

I had 3 c-sections and planning to have a tummy tuck (abdominoplasty) done, but I'm not sure how much a tummy tuck costs.  What are average tummy tuck prices? 

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19 answers to “How much does a tummy tuck cost?”

A: Tummy tuck cost

Barry E. DiBernardo, MD

It certainly varies by area, but you should expect to pay $5000-10,000 for tummy tuck as a general range. Depending upon other variables such as hospital stay , tax, etc, it could even be a bit higher.

A: Cost of Tummy Tuck In Southern California

Donn Hickman, MD

The degree of contouring required for a successful tummy tuck will influence the fee profile. The amount of time the doctor will spend on the procedure and the associated anesthesia plus facility fees for that time comprise the quotation provided. A simple skin pull of wrinkled skin plus limited muscle... more

A: Tummy tuck cost

Jack Gelman, MD

Tummy tucks range from $5000 to $9000. It depends on the extent of surgery and the time involved.  I would not shop based on price. This is a serious procedure and you don't want the K-mart of plastic surgery. On the other hand the most expensive surgeon, is not necessarily the best. You should be fully... more

A: Tummy Tuck prices

Kris M. Reddy, MD

The cost of the procedure varies dramatically among regions and even significantly within a county.  Depending on the extent of the surgery, we typically charge between $6000 - $8000. 

A: San Francisco/Bay Area: $7,500-$10,000 (all inclusive)

Usha Rajagopal, MD

Surgery prices range by region. At my office, we charge, inclusive of all fees, $7,500 - $10,000 for abdominoplasty (tummy tuck). My practice is located in San Francisco. The exact price of an individual’s surgery depends heavily on how much skin s/he has that needs to be removed, hence the large range... more

A: Tummy tuck prices

Sam Jejurikar, MD

Prices vary in all geographic regions are made up of following components: 1) Surgeon's fee.  An extended abdominoplasty with liposuction is more work, and therefore the patient is charged more. 2) Surgical facility fee.  The longer the procedure, in general, the more the cost 3) Anesthesia... more

A: Cost of a Tummy Tuck in Dallas

Michael A. Bogdan, MD

Dear Chia, Prices for Tummy Tuck surgery will vary with the region, surgeon's experience, and your body type (if you have a petite frame, a standard abdominoplasty will take me less than 2 hours, and if large framed, it might take up to 3, and price is proportionate).  In my Dallas practice, you can... more

A: Abdominplasty Pricing in Atlanta

Vincent N. Zubowicz, MD

At our Facility in Atlanta the cost of the Abdominoplasty (Tummy Tuck) is $7,275.00. This is for the Doctor's professional fee, Facility fee, Anesthesia fee, all follow up appointments, as well as your 24 hour overnight stay with one of our Registered Nurses. The only additional is your lab work... more

A: In Manhattan, your total expense will be at least $10,000.

George J. Beraka, MD

Hi! This includes operating room costs, anesthesia, and recovery.  Beware of a lower fee.  They are cutting corners. For people who cannot afford this, I recommend a teaching hospital clinic (I teach at Lenox Hill Hospital), where the surgery is done by residents in training with supervision.

A: Tummy tuck costs can vary for many reasons

Sanjay Grover, MD

As with any cosmetic surgery procedure, costs can vary based on a number of factors.  Some of these factors can include:  1) Whether your surgeon is a board certified plastic surgeon or another type of surgeon; 2) The experience of your surgeon; 3) The results obtained by your surgeon; 4) Whether... more

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