If I Got Approved for A1 Panniculectomy,1abdominoplasty and Reduction Mammoplasty Will I Get a Flat Stomach? (photo)

It’s not unusual for massive weight loss patient to
develop redundant abdominal wall tissue. This redundant tissue often involves
the upper and lower abdomen and is associated with weakness of the underlying
abdominal muscles. These problems adversely impact self-esteem and self-image
and for these reasons patients frequently request correction. To obtain a flat
aesthetically attractive abdomen all of these components must be addressed
simultaneously.

An abdominal panniculectomy typically removes the skin
below the level of the umbilicus, while an abdominoplasty
addresses the skin above the umbilicus and repositions the umbilicus. In
addition, this procedure tightens the underlying abdominal muscles. When all of
these issues are surgically corrected, aesthetic results are excellent. These
procedures are associated with high satisfaction rates and low complication
rates.

If you’re considering abdominoplasty surgery,
consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon is appropriate. This
surgeon should be able to formulate a treatment plan that addresses your
concerns. 

You should have a very nice result. Abdominoplasty will tighten the core and remove the excess skin. Panniculectomy will only remove the excess skin

From your photos, I believe you would notice a significantly flatter stomach following a panniculectomy and abdominoplasty.  The pannicullectomy will remove the apron of overhanging skin and the abdominoplasty will tighten the stretched abdominal wall muscles.  Although with any cosmetic surgical procedure, results can vary, I think you would be pleased with the result.  Check with a board certified plastic surgeon in your area.  Best wishes.