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Thank you for your question. If you're planning on becoming pregnant within the next year, I would recommend waiting to have your panniculectomy or tummy tuck. Pregnancy can stretch the abdominal muscles and skin, potentially undoing the results of the surgery, so it’s usually best to wait u...

Yes, you sound like a good candidate and a pannic will usually help.  It's just a matter of seeing if Medicaid will approve it - sometimes they will and other times they won't.  If you can afford better insurance then you can make sure you get one that covers pannics.  Otherwise...

Thank you for your question, and congratulations on your weight loss progress so far! Yes, it is possible to undergo a panniculectomy while still overweight, especially if you're experiencing issues like back pain and rashes due to the apron belly. A panniculectomy can provide relief by removing...

It is certainly possible to do both a panniculectomy and an arm lift, or brachioplasty, at the same surgery.  Generally speaking, the pannic is (hopefully) covered by insurance, and the arm part, or other parts, tend to be cosmetic since they are not covered by insurance, and that becomes...

Hi,Thank you so much for your inquiry. I'm sorry you're feeling let down. Surgery is a huge undertaking, and can be a roller coaster of emotions.It's hard to tell from your photos, but if you have an incision around your belly button, you probably had a tummy tuck rather than a...

During a panniculectomy, the surgeon does not tighten your muscle. Consider a TT to correct the abdominal wall laxity and improve your contour. Seek a plastic surgeon with hundreds of reviews and photos.