Non surgical stomach slimming for abdominal fat/pooch?

Throughout medical training we learn isms and here sayings.

One of those is the internal medicine doctors approach “ surgery is the failure of medicine“.

In other words surgery should be the last resort and means that nonsurgical options have failed by definition.

I think you’ll find that the reason people are willing to have surgery for what you describe is because the nonsurgical options have consistently failed.

Weight loss and exercise is free and for most people on the healthy side.

And well however not deal with skin laxity, muscle separation from previous pregnancies or being born with an undesirable fat distribution.

People undergo cosmetic surgery for a reason. it works.

There are no effective nonsurgical options for what you describe.

Best,

Mats Hagstrom MD

Hi and welcome to our forum!
Without photos, I can't provide specific recommendations.
Abdominal fullness may be due to subcutaneous fat accumulation, rectus abdominis muscle stretching as the result of pregnancy, overabundance of visceral (internal) fat, skin stretching with disruption of dermal elastic fibers occurring during pregnancy, creating permanent scarring of the skin surface and diminished elasticity resulting in increased stretching and skin looseness.
The extent and nature of the problem must be determined to decide if a non-surgical modality (if relatively minimal), liposuction, or tummy tuck would be the best option of treatment.
Best wishes...