I am 5’5, 120 lbs. I’ve had 3 children and lose mainly in the middle and upper part of my belly. I can barely pinch any below the belly button. I am also a breast cancer survivor & would like to have a revision on my implants due to rippling. I don’t see a log of doctors showing reverse tummy tucks, but it seems like where I need the work. If I’m already getting a cut below my breasts, it seems convenient but would love a professional opinion.
June 11, 2024
Answer: Full tummy tucks are usually preferable to reverse tummy tucks Your question is understandable. Why not have the same incision serve dual purpose? The reason most plastic surgeons are not very enthusiastic about reverse tummy tucks is because full tummy tucks produce better results. The scar is hidden within your panty line and it very effectively tightens the skin of the whole abdomen, including the upper abdomen. A long incision from below one breast to below the other has to cross the midline, where scars are unattractive and can be visible. So the best option is a full tummy tuck and you can have your implant issues treated with the short breast scar you already have.
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June 11, 2024
Answer: Full tummy tucks are usually preferable to reverse tummy tucks Your question is understandable. Why not have the same incision serve dual purpose? The reason most plastic surgeons are not very enthusiastic about reverse tummy tucks is because full tummy tucks produce better results. The scar is hidden within your panty line and it very effectively tightens the skin of the whole abdomen, including the upper abdomen. A long incision from below one breast to below the other has to cross the midline, where scars are unattractive and can be visible. So the best option is a full tummy tuck and you can have your implant issues treated with the short breast scar you already have.
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May 12, 2024
Answer: Reverse tummy tuck Dear miatbt,
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May 12, 2024
Answer: Reverse tummy tuck Dear miatbt,
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