63, recently lost weight and want to remove loose skin - Mini or full tummy tuck?

It's difficult to determine from the submitted photo if you are a good candidate for the mini tummy tuck. The mini does not involve an incision around the belly button. It will remove some skin and correct abdominal wall laxity below the belly button. I've included a video describing the...

If you have noticeable diastasis, then a tummy tuck is needed to address this issue. However, this does not look like this may be a big issue in decision making. Liposuction can do significant flattening and rejuvenation with or without skin removal (and likely umbilical transposition). Thank...

Thank you for your inquiry! We would love to meet with you to discuss your goals. From the photo, it appears you have excess skin and laxity. Liposuction will not get rid of skin, it will only cause the skin to hang more. You would benefit from a Tummy tuck or an Abdominal Dermolipectomy. ...

A mini tummy tuck targets the area below your belly button. Since the loose skin is above your belly button, a full tummy tuck would be more suitable.

From the submitted photos it appears you have skin laxity, excess fat, and abdominal wall laxity both above and below the belly button. For those reasons a standard tummy tuck is recommended. The result would be a flatter, tighter tummy. If a hernia is present it can often be corrected along...

I would recommend liposuction with a skin tuck and umbilical transposition. You will see a significant change in your tummy and the umbilical transposition will provide a tight, small attractive belly button. Thank you.