I would do a standard abdominoplasty

W. Tracy Hankins, MD answers: New York reverse Tummy Tuck doctor recommendation

I had bad Smart Lipo done 6 month ago. After the procedure, I have a lot of lax skin from under my breast to my belly. I think I need reverse Tummy Tuck. I can't find a doctor in New York area to perform the surgery. Please help.

New York reverse Tummy Tuck doctor recommendation
W. Tracy Hankins, MD
9 months ago
By W. Tracy Hankins, MD - Las Vegas Plastic Surgeon

Reverse abdominoplasties leave a bad scar.  However, a standard abdominoplasty could well improve your lax skin problem.  It is a little difficult to tell from the picture exactly how much skin is in the upper abdomen, but I would think a standard abdominoplasty is the right procedure in this situation.

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