Hi. I’ve lost 80lb over the past 2 years. Holding steady at 168 and 5’11. Do you think I need a Fleur de lis? I’m also contemplating ETT vs CTT (with or without FDL). The less scarring and cuts to heal the better, but I want to look nice and smooth and not have to do any revisions down the road.
Answer: Extended tummy tuck In my opinion and extended tummy tuck would give you a very nice result without the vertical incision.
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Answer: Extended tummy tuck In my opinion and extended tummy tuck would give you a very nice result without the vertical incision.
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Answer: Fleur de lis? Thank you for your inquiry! We love to meet with you to discuss your concerns. Schedule a consultation with a Board-Certified Plastic Surgery to help you reach your goals.
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June 28, 2024
Answer: Considering a Body Lift or Extended Tummy Tuck for Optimal Results Hello amyk26,
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June 28, 2024
Answer: Considering a Body Lift or Extended Tummy Tuck for Optimal Results Hello amyk26,
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December 11, 2023
Answer: Tummy tuck Hello!
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December 11, 2023
Answer: Tummy tuck Hello!
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October 20, 2023
Answer: Probably not from what I see I think you are going to get some split opinions here. I personally can see why some people would recommend a fleur de lis....but I think you could get a very nice result still from doing a traditional tummy tuck and pulling the skin downward. I don't like to do a fleur de lis unless the patient truly has a lot of midline skin because you are trading it off for a visible scar. I do think you would need an extended tummy tuck for sure because of the skin sagging that goes around the side. You might also benefit from a back lift or gluteal lift for that back skin depending on what your goals and in-person exam is. I would personally first do the extended tummy tuck and then see what further goals you have (if any) for your body. Great job on losing weight and best of luck on your journey!
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October 20, 2023
Answer: Probably not from what I see I think you are going to get some split opinions here. I personally can see why some people would recommend a fleur de lis....but I think you could get a very nice result still from doing a traditional tummy tuck and pulling the skin downward. I don't like to do a fleur de lis unless the patient truly has a lot of midline skin because you are trading it off for a visible scar. I do think you would need an extended tummy tuck for sure because of the skin sagging that goes around the side. You might also benefit from a back lift or gluteal lift for that back skin depending on what your goals and in-person exam is. I would personally first do the extended tummy tuck and then see what further goals you have (if any) for your body. Great job on losing weight and best of luck on your journey!
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