My question is that if it is to extreme would insurance pay to fix it?

Thank you for your question.  You should have this fixed by a surgeon, as it will not heal from weight loss and exercise.All the best,Dr. ResultsMiami, FL

Depending on what state you live, you will see ranges of $6000 and up. But in most cases, this will only be the surgeons fees and will not include the operating room and anesthesia fees. You may find your cost totaling much closer to $10,000. As a pro tip, if you avoid the higher priced cities,...

A diastasis recti is a separation that occurs between your six pack muscles, essentially separating your "six pack"  into two "three packs".  This weakness will cause your intestines to pouch forward giving you that early "baby bump" look all the time.  Unfortunately, no amount of exercise or di...

Dear WABS,   Thank you for submitting your pictures. From your pictures it appears that you have skin and muscles laxity from the chest bone to the pubic bone. You also have an 'outy' belly button that might be from hernia or just skin laxity. The good news is that all your findings can be...

Every surgeon has their techniques and approaches that work for them.  I believe diastasis repair is a fairly common procedure and most surgeons would repair it via a traditional approach of placing a row of sutures from the xiphoid all the way down to the pubis.  This is what is...

Yes, you are correct. The “sinking in” is from diastasis recti. As significant as yours is, it is very likely to have to be repaired along with an abdominoplasty. This will not only fix the extra and damage skin, but also the indentation in your abdomen.