Ever since I can remember I’ve had this dent/squiggle in my lower stomach. Even at 19/20% body fat, it does not seem to lessen or go away. This dent really effects the overall aesthetic of my tummy. I’m 27 and I’ve never had kids. What procedures can I have done to fix it? Or is it something I’ll just have to deal with?
April 19, 2021
Answer: Fat A small fat graft would probably take care of the problem. You could also try a filler for something temporary to see if you want to try fat. If there is excess fat area the area, that could also be removed to help smooth the area out better.
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April 19, 2021
Answer: Fat A small fat graft would probably take care of the problem. You could also try a filler for something temporary to see if you want to try fat. If there is excess fat area the area, that could also be removed to help smooth the area out better.
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April 18, 2021
Answer: Lower abdominal congenital indentation The indentation on your lower abdomen either represents a lack of fat or connective tissue that’s tethering the skin. If it’s simply a lack of fat and fat transfer or the use of fillers should restore the volume. If the area has connective tissue that’s pulling in on the skin or tethering the area similar to a tufted piece of furniture then substation or cutting those connective tissue bands will be required in addition to restoring volume with either fat transfer or filler. Adding a significant amount of fat with fat transfer in a small volume may require a few rounds or doing the procedure more than once. You may have different plastic surgeons who have different views on this and your best option is to have a few in person consultations to see what each of them have to say. Best, Mats Hagstrom MD
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April 18, 2021
Answer: Lower abdominal congenital indentation The indentation on your lower abdomen either represents a lack of fat or connective tissue that’s tethering the skin. If it’s simply a lack of fat and fat transfer or the use of fillers should restore the volume. If the area has connective tissue that’s pulling in on the skin or tethering the area similar to a tufted piece of furniture then substation or cutting those connective tissue bands will be required in addition to restoring volume with either fat transfer or filler. Adding a significant amount of fat with fat transfer in a small volume may require a few rounds or doing the procedure more than once. You may have different plastic surgeons who have different views on this and your best option is to have a few in person consultations to see what each of them have to say. Best, Mats Hagstrom MD
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