I had a baby on January 3rd. He is my second baby and I didn't get any stretch marks, but my belly button piercing is a bit saggy after this one...it's not horrible, but I don't like it. I saw another woman ask about an umbilicalplasty, and all the answers were negative, but she had A LOT of excess skin, way more than I do. I wish I could go back and never get it pierced, but it looks silly with just the hole so I'll keep the ring in. Is there something I can do to fix this?
February 22, 2015
Answer: You look great! I would stay away from surgery but you may want to try some of the non invasive skin tightening procedures. I would stay away from cool sculpt!Cutera Titan or Thermage or Ultherapy may have some benefit with low risk if done well. Good Luck!
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February 22, 2015
Answer: You look great! I would stay away from surgery but you may want to try some of the non invasive skin tightening procedures. I would stay away from cool sculpt!Cutera Titan or Thermage or Ultherapy may have some benefit with low risk if done well. Good Luck!
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February 22, 2015
Answer: Umbilicoplasty May Be A Better Option Than Tummy Tuck In your case, I think I would consider a belly button surgery rather than a tummy tuck operation. It is true that the options are limited in this situation, but I can't see performing a full tummy tuck on a woman who has such a nice belly. The complaint you pose is limited to the umbilicus and I would like to see it in 3-D to see whether or not a little minor procedure under local anesthetic could help give you the result you want.I have limited faith in the effectiveness of the non surgical options available, but I suppose one could try that as Dr. Ringler has suggested.Good Luck!
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February 22, 2015
Answer: Umbilicoplasty May Be A Better Option Than Tummy Tuck In your case, I think I would consider a belly button surgery rather than a tummy tuck operation. It is true that the options are limited in this situation, but I can't see performing a full tummy tuck on a woman who has such a nice belly. The complaint you pose is limited to the umbilicus and I would like to see it in 3-D to see whether or not a little minor procedure under local anesthetic could help give you the result you want.I have limited faith in the effectiveness of the non surgical options available, but I suppose one could try that as Dr. Ringler has suggested.Good Luck!
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