Can I Get 6-Pack Abs After Tummy Tuck?

An
aesthetically attractive abdomen is the goal of every patient who undergoes
abdominoplasty surgery. Surgeons can
accomplish this goal by removing excess skin, fat and stretch marks, along with
tightening the underlying rectus muscles.
Unfortunately, the six pack abdomen that’s associated with fitness and
athleticism isn’t routinely created with tummy tuck surgery.

The six pack abdomen occurs when the
tendinous inscriptions within the rectus muscles are well defined. This requires well developed abdominal
muscles and a thin overlying layer of fat.
Although abdominoplasty probably won’t create a six pack abdomen by
itself, the combination of tummy tuck, exercise and diet will.

For these reasons, abdominoplasty
surgery always yields its best results when combined with diet and
exercise. It’s important that you
discuss this issue with your plastic surgeon before resuming aggressive
exercise routines. In some cases
coordination with a personal trainer can facilitate this process.

6 PACK AFTER TUMMY TUCKThis is generally achievable depending on your body weight to start.  Vaser liposuction is useful  to get more hi=def in someone who is in good shape to begin with.

Assuming you keep a low body mass index, have relatively thin abdominal skin and subcutaneous layer and work out to develop your rectus muscles, you can get a six-pack. Usually the lateral border of the rectus, junction with the external oblique is visible. The six-pack is not created by the tummy tuck but would require the usual effort in muscle development to appear.