I had a c sections after a twin pregnancy nearly 7 years ago. I’m at my prepregnancy weight, but my stomach is large and hangs over and has a lot of marbley feeling lumps. My fat in general does not feel smooth like other parts of my body. I am waiting for an ultrasound to determine if these lumps are lipomas. Can excessive lipomas or scar tissue prevent me from being a candidate for a tummy tuck?
Answers (11)
From board-certified doctors and trusted medical professionals
MOST RECENT
April 28, 2022
Answer: Can excessive lipomas or scar tissue prevent me from being a candidate for a Tummy Tuck?
Arian Mowlavi, MD, FACS (license on probation) says:
Based on your photos and the nature of the tummy tuck procedure, almost all of your stretch marks will be removed in a tummy tuck so there should be no concern. Even in case that a small stretch mark is left, they don't cause any healing problem.
You would likely benefit from a high definition...
You can absolutely have a BBL without a tummy tuck! You can have maximal liposuction and fat transfer without compromising tummy tuck results. Although it is not completely inadvisable to have a tummy tuck before you are done having children, it is recommended that you wait until you are done...
Hi and welcome to our forum!
On occasion, a patient will present with a similar picture...lumps and bumps localized to underlying suture material after abdominoplasty. This most likely represents an allergic reaction to the suture material or a low grade infection which has colonized the suture....