Bleeding after tummy tuck? Should I worry?

Thank you for your question. Unfortunately a tummy tuck is considered "not medically necessary" and will not be covered by Medicaid.  There are other options depending on the condition of your stomach after your weight loss, termed a panniculectomy that involves removal of any overhanging skin ...

Thank you for your pictures and questions. In body contouring surgery, selecting the procedure that is appropriate for the patient is the most important thing to consider. Most patients are not candidates for an endo procedure such as this and I think you would fall into that category. Choosing...

The first consultation involves obtaining a full patient history, in order to determine what health issues might be present that could affect the procedure and recovery. An examination is also performed, to assess the quantity and quality of the abdominal skin and tissues, the status of the...

Thank you for sharing your question and photograph. It is difficult without an in-person examination to determine what may be taking place. Most commonly this is residual swelling from surgery which will spontaneously resolve but it would be important to voice your concerns to your surgeon to...

It is common to have the mons area lifted when performing a tummy tuck procedure. This procedure does not require a separate incision, as your abdominal area is being tightened, your physician is able to lift your pubis area as well. It is important to voice any concerns of your pubis prior to...