I am 41 years old, never had children yet my stomach under my belly button is starting to bulge forward. I don't think I have much fat but maybe I do? I regularly exercise and lift weights. What are my surgical and non surgical options to get back my tight, flat stomach from my 30s.
October 10, 2024
Answer: Surgical and Non Surgical Options Thank you for your question. Since you're thin, have a good skin tone, and maintain a regular exercise routine, it sounds like the slight bulge you're experiencing could be due to mild abdominal wall laxity rather than excess fat. Non-surgical options include Emsculpt, Radiofrequency or ultrasound treatments. Surgical options include liposuction and a mini tummy tuck that can tighten the lower abdominal muscles and remove a small amount of excess skin, resulting in a flatter, more defined stomach.
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October 10, 2024
Answer: Surgical and Non Surgical Options Thank you for your question. Since you're thin, have a good skin tone, and maintain a regular exercise routine, it sounds like the slight bulge you're experiencing could be due to mild abdominal wall laxity rather than excess fat. Non-surgical options include Emsculpt, Radiofrequency or ultrasound treatments. Surgical options include liposuction and a mini tummy tuck that can tighten the lower abdominal muscles and remove a small amount of excess skin, resulting in a flatter, more defined stomach.
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September 30, 2024
Answer: Mini tummy tuck A board certified plastic surgeon will need to assess you to determine what is causing the bulge. It may be excess fat (subcutaneous or visceral) and/or abdominal muscle separation. If it is only visceral fat, exercise and diet is the most effective option. If it subcutaneous fat and/or abdominal muscle separation, you may consider a tummy tuck. A mini tummy tuck may be sufficient if the area you’re concerned about is only below your belly button.
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September 30, 2024
Answer: Mini tummy tuck A board certified plastic surgeon will need to assess you to determine what is causing the bulge. It may be excess fat (subcutaneous or visceral) and/or abdominal muscle separation. If it is only visceral fat, exercise and diet is the most effective option. If it subcutaneous fat and/or abdominal muscle separation, you may consider a tummy tuck. A mini tummy tuck may be sufficient if the area you’re concerned about is only below your belly button.
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