Hello I posted last week but images were not great I have had 4 children now 22,17,7&6 I am 39 and now I’m early menopause I have thick tyre of fat and my belly ? It is have implants which are 13 years old one of them has always flipped recently I noticed a dimpling on that one wis it deflating My belly bloats out often very large people as if im pregnant
Answer: My Recomendation Dear Intuitive726043, thanks for sharing your concern and pictures. I rather suggest Vaser Liposuction it provides high skin retraction and high definition and tummy tuck with muscle repair and Ultrasound guided BBL. Make sure you go on consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon. Hope this helps and best of lucks! Dr. Luis Mejia.
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Answer: My Recomendation Dear Intuitive726043, thanks for sharing your concern and pictures. I rather suggest Vaser Liposuction it provides high skin retraction and high definition and tummy tuck with muscle repair and Ultrasound guided BBL. Make sure you go on consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon. Hope this helps and best of lucks! Dr. Luis Mejia.
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Answer: Tummy Tuck, Rectus Diastasis Repair, and Liposuction A tummy tuck combined with flank liposuction is often considered the best option for individuals looking to achieve a more sculpted and toned midsection. The tummy tuck addresses excess skin, particularly in the lower abdomen, which liposuction alone cannot resolve. It also tightens and strengthens the abdominal muscles, especially if there has been muscle separation (diastasis recti) due to pregnancy or weight changes. Rectus diastasis repair is performed during the tummy tuck to correct the separation of the abdominal muscles, restoring their strength and improving the overall contour of the abdomen. Flank liposuction helps to remove stubborn fat deposits from the sides and back, which often create the appearance of "love handles." When combined, these two procedures provide comprehensive abdominal contouring, as the tummy tuck smooths out the abdominal area, while liposuction refines the waist and back. This combination ensures a more balanced, hourglass shape, with both the skin and fat addressed for a dramatic, long-lasting transformation. Additionally, this dual approach minimizes the risk of loose skin after fat removal, which can sometimes occur with liposuction alone.
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Answer: Tummy Tuck, Rectus Diastasis Repair, and Liposuction A tummy tuck combined with flank liposuction is often considered the best option for individuals looking to achieve a more sculpted and toned midsection. The tummy tuck addresses excess skin, particularly in the lower abdomen, which liposuction alone cannot resolve. It also tightens and strengthens the abdominal muscles, especially if there has been muscle separation (diastasis recti) due to pregnancy or weight changes. Rectus diastasis repair is performed during the tummy tuck to correct the separation of the abdominal muscles, restoring their strength and improving the overall contour of the abdomen. Flank liposuction helps to remove stubborn fat deposits from the sides and back, which often create the appearance of "love handles." When combined, these two procedures provide comprehensive abdominal contouring, as the tummy tuck smooths out the abdominal area, while liposuction refines the waist and back. This combination ensures a more balanced, hourglass shape, with both the skin and fat addressed for a dramatic, long-lasting transformation. Additionally, this dual approach minimizes the risk of loose skin after fat removal, which can sometimes occur with liposuction alone.
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February 26, 2024
Answer: Tummy Tuck is the your best option After numerous pregnancies the ab muscles stretch apart (called rectus diastasis) and the skin loosens and will not be able to contract. The bulging of the belly is in large due to this. While you might get some improvement with liposuction, you will likely be underwhelmed as it does not address the muscle separation (and the bulging that you get) or loose skin.
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February 26, 2024
Answer: Tummy Tuck is the your best option After numerous pregnancies the ab muscles stretch apart (called rectus diastasis) and the skin loosens and will not be able to contract. The bulging of the belly is in large due to this. While you might get some improvement with liposuction, you will likely be underwhelmed as it does not address the muscle separation (and the bulging that you get) or loose skin.
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January 15, 2024
Answer: Liposuction or tummy tuck? From your photographs, it seems you have loose abdominal muscles. This can only be improved with a tummy tuck. It doesn't seem you need much liposuction, or perhaps any. If you had a tummy tuck, you would have a vertical incision below your bellybutton and above the pubic area. There are also a few other possibilities. The best thing to do is get an evaluation from a board-certified plastic surgeon so that you may discuss these options and your expectations.
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January 15, 2024
Answer: Liposuction or tummy tuck? From your photographs, it seems you have loose abdominal muscles. This can only be improved with a tummy tuck. It doesn't seem you need much liposuction, or perhaps any. If you had a tummy tuck, you would have a vertical incision below your bellybutton and above the pubic area. There are also a few other possibilities. The best thing to do is get an evaluation from a board-certified plastic surgeon so that you may discuss these options and your expectations.
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January 2, 2024
Answer: Do I need a TT or Lipo? Hello @Intuitive726043, thank you for your question! In my opinion as part of your surgical plan I suggest you take into account to have a tummy tuck and liposculture. Each procedure serves a different purpose, a tummy tuck is a surgical procedure that removes excess skin and fat from the middle and lower abdomen and strengthens the abdominal muscles, in which there is abdominal lipolysis, abdominal diastasis repair, skin removal with umbilical reconstruction depending on each case. On the other hand liposculture we take out fat from all parts of the body to make it more harmonious. The two procedures combine will give you the best results. Is important that you consult consult with several board certified plastic surgeon. If you are considering surgery, consultation with a plastic surgeon who is experienced in this procedure is essential to ensure optimal results. Best wishes!
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January 2, 2024
Answer: Do I need a TT or Lipo? Hello @Intuitive726043, thank you for your question! In my opinion as part of your surgical plan I suggest you take into account to have a tummy tuck and liposculture. Each procedure serves a different purpose, a tummy tuck is a surgical procedure that removes excess skin and fat from the middle and lower abdomen and strengthens the abdominal muscles, in which there is abdominal lipolysis, abdominal diastasis repair, skin removal with umbilical reconstruction depending on each case. On the other hand liposculture we take out fat from all parts of the body to make it more harmonious. The two procedures combine will give you the best results. Is important that you consult consult with several board certified plastic surgeon. If you are considering surgery, consultation with a plastic surgeon who is experienced in this procedure is essential to ensure optimal results. Best wishes!
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August 15, 2023
Answer: Considering options Based on your photos and description a tummy tuck is recommended for you. As you have had multiple pregnancies it is likely the contour of your abdomen, the "bloated" look, is influenced by abdominal wall laxity. A tummy tuck will remove excess fat and skin as well as correct that laxity. The result is a flatter, tighter tummy. See a board certified plastic surgeon near you to learn more.
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August 15, 2023
Answer: Considering options Based on your photos and description a tummy tuck is recommended for you. As you have had multiple pregnancies it is likely the contour of your abdomen, the "bloated" look, is influenced by abdominal wall laxity. A tummy tuck will remove excess fat and skin as well as correct that laxity. The result is a flatter, tighter tummy. See a board certified plastic surgeon near you to learn more.
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