Too good to be true?
All tummy tucks will require an incision which will develop into a scar. Usually the scar will fade within a year and if placed properly, will be located quite low and hidden in most underwear and swimwear. Best wishes, Dr.Bruno
There are many marketing techniques out there and no regulations about what people can say or do. In short, if you have loose skin, you need a traditional tummy tuck / abdominoplasty which requires an incision. If you just have excess fat, but no loose skin, then you may be well served with some type of liposuction procedure. Good Luck.
You know how that works out, don't you? There is no external RF (radio frequency), infrared, ultrasonic, or laser procedure (or internal laser, ultrasonic, etc. operation) that can adequately tighten loose skin that requires a tummy tuck. If you don't have loose skin, then these procedures "work" because they are not necessary! If you do have loose skin, you probably also have loose or stretched muscular fascia, and rectus sheath plication (commonly called "muscle repair") is PART of a properly-performed tummy tuck procedure in the majority of cases. How can THAT be done without an incision? (ANSWER: It can't!) This is not even "Too good to be true!" This is marketing hogwash to get prospective patients to see these doctors so they can sell you on something else, or take your money for a lipo procedure that leaves you with all the loose skin you started with (plus a little scar tissue that changes things a bit, and not usually in a good way!) Go see this "surgeon" and then complain to the state medical board if applicable! But please don't waste your money, time, or undergo unnecessary risk for this brand of snake oil!