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Hello and thank you for your question! When it comes to excess skin and skin laxity, a tummy tuck is a great option to mitigate these issues. However, with the picture you provided it is difficult to say whether that would be the best option for your individual case. I recommend being evaluated in office by a plastic surgeon to assess what procedure and techniques would be most appropriate for your concerns. Hope this helps!
Hello PeaceLove999!We offer a procedure called Renuvion that could help improve this issue. It can be done with liposuction or alone and is quite effective. You can find more information about this on Real Self and by googling Renuvion.
Depending on the severity of the skin laxity, you may be able to treat sagging and crepey skin non-surgically with Morpheus8 (microneedling with radio frequency) or a CO2 laser treatment such as Helix. Either treatment will require a minimum of 3 treatments however there is very little downtime. This recommendation is based on the up-close photo only. It is hard to tell at this view if you will need further procedures.
In addressing your concern about sagging tummy skin, it's important to understand that the effectiveness of a procedure can vary depending on individual factors such as the extent of sagging, skin quality, and overall health. Generally, for significant sagging and loss of elasticity in the tummy area, a tummy tuck (abdominoplasty) is often considered the most effective surgical option. This procedure involves removing excess skin and fat and tightening the abdominal muscles, leading to a firmer, smoother abdominal profile.Non-surgical options, like radiofrequency treatments or laser therapies, can offer mild to moderate skin tightening but are usually less effective for significant sagging skin compared to a tummy tuck. These non-surgical treatments might be more appropriate if the sagging is less severe or if you prefer a procedure with less downtime and fewer risks.It's crucial to have a personalized consultation with a trained plastic surgeon. They can assess your specific situation, discuss your aesthetic goals, and recommend the most suitable treatment plan. Keep in mind that each procedure has its own set of risks and benefits, and your surgeon can help you understand these in the context of your individual needs and health status.All of that being said, bending over should produce some wrinkles in your skin - that is normal.
Thank you for your questions and photo. A tummy tuck will address excess skin & repair of the abdominal muscle. The abdominal wall can be weakened after pregnancy and (or) significant weight gain & loss. By repairing the muscle, not only does the appearance of your abdominal area improve, but your core strength as well. The repair of the muscle will cinch your waist like an inner corset, which will accentuate your curves. Liposuction will remove excess fat from unwanted areas with some skin retraction. Your expectations and health will dictate the best procedure(s) for you. I suggest a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon to go over the options that best address your goals. Best of luck! Dhaval Patel MD Double Board Certified Plastic Surgeon South Barrington Oakbrook Terrace Orland Park
