I’m 56 and had twins 18 years ago. This had long bothered me and I would love to find a fix. I exercise a lot, but no matter what I do. This always is horrible. Is there any other options besides invasive surgery mind it doesn’t need to be completely flat, but just to a point where I the exercises I do might make an impact
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From my experience, insurance plans typically require specific criteria for panniculectomy approval. These criteria often include photographic documentation demonstrating that the redundant abdominal skin extends to or below the level of the symphysis pubis. Furthermore, evidence of chronic or...
The two procedures you are considering overlap to a degree. The panniculectomy simply removes overhanging skin. The fleur de lis tummy tuck would remove overhanging skin too but also addresses abdominal wall laxity and removes excess skin on the abdomen resulting in an improved contour. It...
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Congratulations on your remarkable weight loss achievement! Losing 120 pounds is a significant accomplishment, and it's understandable that you're now looking to address the challenges associated with excess skin. Getting a panniculectomy covered by insurance can be a...
