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Thank you for your question.The answer depends on the surgeon. You will find some surgeons include the liposuction of the flanks as a part of the tummy tuck, while others keep it as a separate procedure. The cost is dependent on the area you live in. Good luck with your decision.
The cost will depend upon the surgeon and the amount of time required to liposuction that area.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA
Thank you for the question.Generally speaking, liposuction is a tool that is often used during the time of tummy tuck surgery. Different plastic surgeons utilize this tool differently; some are more “aggressive” than others. In my practice, I frequently utilize this tool to treat adipose tissue of the flanks and pubic areas during the tummy tuck procedures. In our practice there are no additional charges associated with liposuction surgery performed at the time of tummy tuck surgery, unless a completely separate part of the torso (such as the back or lower extremities is treated). I would suggest that you spend additional time discussing your goals, plans, and expectations directly with your plastic surgeon, in front of a full length mirror. Working together you will come up with the best plan to achieve the desired outcome. I hope this, and the attached link, helps.
Thank you for your question. I would recommend that you discuss this question with your surgeon. Every surgeon has their own specific post op protocol for their patients and your surgeon is the best resource when questions arise. They are most familiar with your medical history, details of your ...
From what you are describing, it sounds like you may have a seroma (fluid collection) that is beginning to drain thru the opening.As long as you don't have any fevers or redness or pus draining from the area I would say it is ok to wait and not an emergency. If you do start feeling ill or h...
Hi Fit Mom!I think you need to figure out which bothers you more. Either the excess skin, or the prospect of a longer scar. In order to get the best result a tummy tuck would be the best option. This by definition has a longer scar than a c section incision. A mini tummy tuck just addresses the ...