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I am sorry that you are going through this! If your cancer is in remission and you are not taking any chemotherapeutic medications, Tummytuck may be an option. You should discuss this plan with your medical doctor and oncologist first. If they agree, consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon in our area and reveal all aspects of your medical history. Best of luck!
There is no straightforward answer to this question without knowing more information. Begin by speaking to your oncologist and pulmonologist about your interest in a tummy tuck and discuss your surgical risk. If given clearance you can then schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon near you.
Hi, thanks for your question. You should speak to your surgeon about your results and how to proceed. They may recommend that you postpone your surgery until everything is in check. Only your surgeon will be able to provide you with the best answer as he/she knows your case best.
A tummy tuck will improve the area that concerns you. In this procedure excess skin and fat are removed and abdominal wall laxity is corrected. The stretch marks located below the belly button will also be removed. Schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon near you to...
You may be looking at pictures of cases in which the surgeon did not tighten the abdominal wall. Sometimes, in larger people, there is little to be gained by repairing the diastasis or tightening the abdominal wall. However, it is possible that the repair could come undone, especially if the...
