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Does a Tummy Tuck Revision Cost Less Than the Initial Tummy Tuck?

Even after a tummy tuck, my stomach still hangs when I bend down. Would a revision tummy tuck cost as much as my initial tummy tuck?

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6 Doctor Answers | Asked by BaBegrl in Chattanooga,TN
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Tummy Tuck Revision

Each office has a different set of policies on pricing. Usually it is more cost effective with the original surgeon as he has a motivation to keep you happy.
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Tummy Tuck Revision Costs?

Thank you for the question. Unfortunately, revisionary surgery is sometimes necessary after tummy tuck surgery (or any other type of surgewry). Costs involved with the revisionary surgery will depend on several factors including who does the surgery, the duration of the planned procedure and whether it will be be done under local or general anesthesia. Generally, assuming you're working with a well trained board-certified plastic surgeon it is best to stick with your initial... more
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Abdominoplasty scar revision

The cost of a revision of your scar can vary from surgeon to surgeon tremendously. Your best option is with your original surgeon.  Usually surgeons are more apt to "fix" their own results at a lower cost than those of others.

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Every office is different.

The fees for a revision of an abdominoplasty will be based on the exact nature of the work that needs to be done in order to achieve your desired results. These fees will typically be lower if the surgeon is performing a minor revision. If you still have confidence in your original surgeon, consult with him/her first. Best of luck!
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Usually not, but it varies

Hello,  Revision tummy tucks can be anything from simple scar work under local in the office to a full re-operation under general anesthesia. Most are of the smaller sort. Just ask your surgeon and be nice. 
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Depends on your doctor's policy

This would depend on your surgeon's policy, and this can vary widely. Unfortunately, revisions are sometimes necessary and these can be some of the most trying times for surgeon's and patients. Usually it is most cost effective to stay with your original surgeon, as he definitely wants happy patients and is likely to work with you to ensure this.
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