Can you fix loose skin in groin area as well as tummy skin with a tummy tuck?

Thank you for your question.  Most tummy tuck surgeries will pull up and tighten the pubic skin and soft tissues.  In addition, some surgeons will liposuction the mons area to diminish excessive forward projection/fullness or narrow the mons in cases where it is too wide.  Many of us include this as part of a standard tummy tuck but some offices might charge extra.  I would get a consultation with a reputable surgeon in your area and discuss your specific concerns.  This is a very common problem and it can often be made a lot better as part of the abdominoplasty.

Thank you for your question. If you are referring to the pubic bulge or fatty deposits in the upper pubis - then yes, it is included as a part of a well-done tummy tuck procedure. Because the results of a tummy tuck look sub-optimal if this area is not addressed. So, at least in my practice, it is included as a part of tummy tuck. You may want to clarify with your surgeon. 
All the best to you. 

When you say loose skin at the groin and bulge in the vaginal area, I am wondering if you simply mean an enlarged and/or droopy mons pubis (the area below the pubic bone and above the labia). While this is technically not part of a tummy tuck, any time I have a patient who has this, I discuss it ahead of time in order to plan for correcting it at the same time as the tummy tuck. This is because if it is left unaddressed while the rest of the abdomen is made tight and smooth, it looks even worse in proportion afterwards since it now draws attention (whereas before it was overshadowed by the appearance of the abdomen). For patients who did not have it corrected at the time of a tummy tuck, they can always have a separate monsplasty to correct it later.

Thank you for your question. Correcting the pubic bulge is part of a tummy tuck in my practice. This requires a low pubic abdominoplasty incision and excision of the excess tissue in conjunction with liposuction of the abdomen and pubic fat to give a smooth contour.See a board certified plastic surgeon for an in person consultation/evaluation. Good luck.

thank you for posting your question. Some patients undergoing a tummy tuck present with excess skin and fatty tissue of the pubic area (just below where a TT incision runs). These patients will benefit from concomittent contouring and lifting of the pubic area to achieve a smooth transition of their abdomen. Performing a lipoabdominoplasty (combining a tummy tuck with liposuction, tightening of the muscle fascia) in combination with a pubic lift /contouring when needed, give excellent results.
I hope this helped.
Best of luck
Biacna Knoll

I think you are referring to your mons pubis.  This is commonly a problem area for women and I always evaluate that area when I am seeing a patient for abdominoplasty.  I consider reducing and lifting a saggy and/or fatty mons pubis part of an abdominoplasty.  I have seen patients over the years who have a very fatty mons after abdominoplasty because this area was ignored.  Make sure you mention it to your surgeon so he/she knows that you would like this area addressed at the same time.Also, I occasionally do an isolated mons lift in patients who do not need or want an abdominoplasty.