Four pregnancies, upper stomach skin is loose. Am I a good candidate for a reverse tummy tuck? (Photos)

Having a reverse abdominoplasty isn't the right treatment for you. You can have breast surgery with fewer scars, and you also need an abdominoplasty with muscle reconstruction to correct your diastasis and remove excess skin from your abdomen.

There does seem to be loose skin that can possibly be fixed with a reverse tummy tuck, however, it would be best to also see what the condition of the skin is for your lower abdomen, in a lot of cases when doing a regular tummy tuck when they pull downward the upper skin is also pulled down and it can all be removed with that incision as opposed to a reverse tummy tuck however, if you’re not interested in having a regular tummy tuck with an incision in your lower abdomen then yes it does seem to be that you do have skin for it but the video )additional footage) can help further evaluate, this will help see how much pull the skin has and make sure that they are is enough to actually be able to do the procedure without leaving too much tension.

A reverse tummy tuck can be an excellent option and produce a beautiful correction of upper abdominal skin laxity when performed by a detail-oriented surgeon. If appropriately planned and executed, the resultant scar will fall at the breast fold and with even a modest volume breast can remain largely hidden within the breast fold.
From your photos it appears you have enough tissue laxity to undergo either a reverse or standard tummy tuck. I encourage you to discuss both options with a board-certified plastic surgeon during an in-person consultation to better understand which option is right for you.
Dr. Brandon Lambiris Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon–Sarasota, FL