I am 5'4 and weigh 120lbs. I live in Orange County, CA. I work out 1.5/hrs. 5 days a week. I have had 3 pregnancies but have muscle separation and a little loose skin. Most surgeons website highlights their work on heavier set or people who are not relatively fit Or mini Tummy tucks. Can anyone recommend a plastic surgeon who has experience doing full TT and pictures of tummy tucks performed on skinnier more for a fit mom? Thanks!
Answer: Full TT On A Fit Mom... Abdominoplasty is one of the most popular operations performed by plastic surgeons. During pregnancy the abdominal tissue is stretched by the rapid expansion of the intra-abdominal contents. This results in loose saggy abdominal skin, weakened underlying abdominal muscles and stretch marks. Correction of these problems usually always requires abdominoplasty surgery.The ideal candidate for abdominoplasty is in good physical shape.This group is within 10% of their ideal body weight.In addition, it’s important that they maintain good nutrition, exercise regularly and maintain a healthy lifestyle.Based on your history, you’re an ideal candidate for abdominoplasty surgery.In my experience, when this procedure is performed on patients like yourself, satisfaction rates are high.There aren’t plastic surgeons that primarily operate on thinner patients, but there are a large number of board certified plastic surgeons that could help you with your problem.If you’re considering abdominoplasty it’s appropriate to consult one of these surgeons.
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Answer: Full TT On A Fit Mom... Abdominoplasty is one of the most popular operations performed by plastic surgeons. During pregnancy the abdominal tissue is stretched by the rapid expansion of the intra-abdominal contents. This results in loose saggy abdominal skin, weakened underlying abdominal muscles and stretch marks. Correction of these problems usually always requires abdominoplasty surgery.The ideal candidate for abdominoplasty is in good physical shape.This group is within 10% of their ideal body weight.In addition, it’s important that they maintain good nutrition, exercise regularly and maintain a healthy lifestyle.Based on your history, you’re an ideal candidate for abdominoplasty surgery.In my experience, when this procedure is performed on patients like yourself, satisfaction rates are high.There aren’t plastic surgeons that primarily operate on thinner patients, but there are a large number of board certified plastic surgeons that could help you with your problem.If you’re considering abdominoplasty it’s appropriate to consult one of these surgeons.
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September 1, 2011
Answer: Skin women tummy tucks
Tummy tucks on thin women work very well. Typically there is skin excision only with tightening of the stomach muscles. If planned and done correclty, these can give very nice results.
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September 1, 2011
Answer: Skin women tummy tucks
Tummy tucks on thin women work very well. Typically there is skin excision only with tightening of the stomach muscles. If planned and done correclty, these can give very nice results.
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August 31, 2011
Answer: Tummy tuck for a thin woman
Every tummy tuck requires an individualized approach. In my practice it is rather common to see young mom’s that are quite fit and thin requesting tummy tucks, as the damage from pregnancy often can not improve with exercise alone. Depending on individual anatomy, we perform a surgical procedure designed to treat the patients anatomy. This could be a mini, modified, or full.
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August 31, 2011
Answer: Tummy tuck for a thin woman
Every tummy tuck requires an individualized approach. In my practice it is rather common to see young mom’s that are quite fit and thin requesting tummy tucks, as the damage from pregnancy often can not improve with exercise alone. Depending on individual anatomy, we perform a surgical procedure designed to treat the patients anatomy. This could be a mini, modified, or full.
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August 29, 2011
Answer: Can Fit Women have a Tummy Tuck too??
A Tummy Tuck for a "fit women" can most often achieve better results than the same procedure performed on a patient who needs to lose weight. However, performing the abdominoplasty procedure on a lean patient does have specific considerations associated with it: namely, will there be enough skin to remove and leave the incision line low across the waist?
Some thin patients don't need much skin removed and that may be you. It sounds like you may benefit from the muscle tightening (called diastasis repair) alone through a lower abdominal incision and only minimal skin removal. Consult your board certified cosmetic surgeon to see if you would be a good candidate for this.
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August 29, 2011
Answer: Can Fit Women have a Tummy Tuck too??
A Tummy Tuck for a "fit women" can most often achieve better results than the same procedure performed on a patient who needs to lose weight. However, performing the abdominoplasty procedure on a lean patient does have specific considerations associated with it: namely, will there be enough skin to remove and leave the incision line low across the waist?
Some thin patients don't need much skin removed and that may be you. It sounds like you may benefit from the muscle tightening (called diastasis repair) alone through a lower abdominal incision and only minimal skin removal. Consult your board certified cosmetic surgeon to see if you would be a good candidate for this.
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August 26, 2011
Answer: Skinny girl tummy tucks
Skinny girls can get amazing results after tummy tucks. it mostly just depends on how much loose skin and how much muscle waekness there is to be fixed. But the surgeon won't have to worry about "re-sahping" something that's not there already. You should get a great result. Just keep looking for the right surgeon in your area. Good luck.
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August 26, 2011
Answer: Skinny girl tummy tucks
Skinny girls can get amazing results after tummy tucks. it mostly just depends on how much loose skin and how much muscle waekness there is to be fixed. But the surgeon won't have to worry about "re-sahping" something that's not there already. You should get a great result. Just keep looking for the right surgeon in your area. Good luck.
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