How Will Mini or Full Tummy Tuck Affect my Tattoo?

I'm sure you are aware of the phrase on your abdomen which translated means live for the moment or in other words Carpe Diem. As an 18 year old, you have many decisions to make now that you are a parent. One is the choice of having more children in the near future. If the answer is yes, you may want to put off any treatment at this point because it will be undone. No-one can take you back to the way you looked prior to pregnancy. However, your options for treating the loose skin are most likely a full tummy tuck. The amount of skin removal is difficult to predict but based on my experience, your entire ?butterfly? will be removed and your Bon Vivant phrase will be transferred to your lower belly just above your belt line.

With a full tummy tuck, most of your tattoo will be remove, the rest will be moved down.  Your belly button will require a full tummy tuck.

The location of your tattoo and the place where the surgery is performed are important at this point. It would be wrong to say anything about this without consultation. You can get contact with a Board Certified Surgeon to get the information you need.

Thanks for the question. 
In this regard, I recommend you a Tummy Tuck to get a flat abdomen and waist and back Liposculpture, getting better curves especially in the waist, improving your body contour.
Finally, I suggested take the fat we get and transfer to the buttocks and hips, to mold them and get better volume, contour and butt projection, is that we know as "Brazilian Butt Lift" (BBL).
Kind regards,Dr. Emmanuel Mallol Cotes.-

Yes you will lose some of your tattoo with a tummy tuck. If you have an in person consultation with a Plastic Surgeon they will be able to give you a better idea of how much of your tattoo will be cut away when you have a tummy tuck. 

Thank you for posting your photograph, and congratulations on the birth of your son.  From the picture, it appears that you'd be an excellent candidate for a full tummy tuck.  The operation would effectively remove the lax skin from your lower belly and from above your belly button, and would tighten and flatten your abdominal wall beautifully.  The tradeoff, however, would be a significant alteration to the appearance of your tattoo.  All, or nearly all, of the portion of the tattoo below your belly button would be removed; the line of words above the belly button would be somewhat stretched vertically and would would be moved to a position below the belly button.  That said, a new tattoo is a great way to hide a tummy tuck scar - so some revision to your artwork might be a consideration.  Good luck!

You will probably need a full tummy tuck to eliminate the excess skin and fat in your midsection. Your tattoo will not be completely removed, however it will be partially, negatively affecting its meaning. As a result, you'll probably need to get it redone after you've fully recovered.

A tummy tuck will remove much of the tattoo below the belly button but will not affect the words above your belly button.  What I would fear most is if a portion of a particular tattoo would be removed leaving a partial tattoo.  Best to determine in person.  Best of luck.

Congratulations on your new edition.  I would recommend that you wait until you have had all of your children and you are as close to your ideal weight as possible.   A full tummy tuck will give you the best result by excising as much loose skin and fat as possible and tightening the abdominal muscles to help flatten your abdomen and narrow your waist.  A good majority of your tattoo will be removed but I doubt that your surgeon would be able to remove all of it.  The tattooed words will be moved down to your lower abdomen with some portion of the pistol handles still visible.  Good luck!

From looking at your photo, I think a full tummy tuck would give you the best results. This is just a guess; an in-person evaluation would be needed to determine whether you are a candidate for surgery. As the other surgeons have said, it's important that you are finished having children before you get a tummy tuck, as another pregnancy could compromise your results.
A tummy tuck removes excess skin and fat, and unfortunately, this includes your tattoo. I would guess that most (but not necessarily all) of your tattoo will be removed with a full tummy tuck. Talk to your tattoo artist and find out whether there is any way to create a new design that incorporates your old tattoo if you are interested. If not, laser tattoo removal can help fade the ink pigments, but this may take several sessions. Good luck!

The lower abdominal loose skin and stretch marks can be sucessfully removed with a tummy tuck. Abdominoplasty will remove most of the lower abdominal skin and tattoo. parts of this tattoo will remain in the lower abdomen.