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I appreciate your question. For health and safety reasons, best to be at a BMI less than 30 or within 10 pounds of your goal weight and stable at that weight for 6 months prior to surgery for optimal results.The best way to assess and give true advice would be an in-person exam. Please see a board-certified plastic surgeon that specializes in aesthetic and restorative plastic surgery. Best of luck! Dr. Schwartz Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Director-Beverly Hills Breast and Body Institute #RealSelf100Surgeon #RealSelfCORESurgeon
The first question is whether you have reached a stable weight. If not, then panniculectomy should be deferred. Second, your BMI is likely in the obese range so your underlying medical status would need to be evaluated. See a board certified plastic surgeon in your area for evaluation.
Wearing a binder is critical for abdominal procedures that requrie muscle repair; a panniculectomy does not typically include muscle repair; as such a binder is not critical; I would still recommend a binder for support, but it is not critical.
In most cases, health insurance companies will not consider a panniculectomy a medically necessary procedure and therefore will not cover the expense. However, if the pannus is causing a wound to form they may cover part of the cost of the surgery. I would also suggest that you try to get y...
You are a good candidate for liposuction of your mons. I do this with every tummy tuck when it is required. It does not appear to me that your mons was liposuctioned with your surgery. Revision of your belly button and the point on the side can be done as well. Look for a board certified p...
