As you referenced in your comments, you should follow the instructions of your operative surgeon as he or she knows you and the specifics of your surgery best. I typically will allow light non-impact cardio beginning at 4-6 weeks and unrestricted activity including weight-lifting...
The cost will depend upon the type of tummy tuck, anesthesia, and skill
related to the experience of the surgeon. There’ll be regional differences.
Approximate costs can be found on real self, and other websites such as the
American Society of Plastic Surgeons and the American Society of A...
The short answer to your question is No. Neither a hiatal hernia nor an umbilical hernia would cause an increase in the size of the stomach. So repairing them would not therefor reduce the size of the stomach. A hiatal hernia is a weakness in the diaphragm (which is the muscle that lies between...
