This procedure is ideal for select patients with hanging skin limited to the lower abdomen, with or without laxity in the pubic region. It is a skin-only lift, meaning it does not involve tightening the abdominal muscles or repositioning the navel. The goal is to create a cleaner, more refined appearance in the lower abdomen, without altering the middle or upper abdominal areas - offering a subtle yet effective improvement.

This approach is commonly chosen to address excess skin confined to the lower tummy, to revise an older tummy tuck, to improve the contour of a C-section scar with overhanging skin, or to relieve hygienic issues caused by skin redundancy after weight loss.

The traditional tummy tuck surgery addresses the entire abdominal wall, both above and below the belly button. It involves the removal of all excess lower abdominal skin-from the level of the umbilicus down to the C-section area-resulting in a smoother, firmer contour.

During the procedure, the abdominal muscles that have separated and caused a bulging appearance, often due to pregnancy or significant weight loss, are surgically sutured back together to restore a flat, toned abdomen.

A new navel is carefully recreated to look smaller, taller, and more youthful, enhancing the overall natural appearance of the abdomen.

Additionally, liposuction can be performed to remove excess fat from the love handles, back, and trunk areas, further refining the body’s silhouette.

We use aesthetic-grade suturing techniques to ensure the scar edges heal seamlessly and neatly, leaving a discreet and well-hidden scar at the c-section area.

An extended tummy tuck is a more comprehensive version of a traditional abdominoplasty. It targets excess skin and fat in the abdomen, flanks (love handles), and lower back-making it ideal for those with significant weight loss or widespread skin laxity.

This procedure involves a longer incision that extends beyond the hips, allowing for greater tissue removal and resulting in a smoother, more contoured lower torso.

Also known as a circumferential abdominoplasty, this procedure is an extension of the extended tummy tuck, but it continues all the way around the body-addressing the abdomen, flanks, lower back, and buttocks. It's especially suitable for individuals who have experienced massive weight loss, resulting in excess skin and tissue that encircles the midsection. By removing loose skin and tightening the entire lower torso, it creates a more balanced, contoured silhouette from every angle.

The Fleur-de-Lis abdominoplasty is an advanced form of tummy tuck designed for patients with significant excess skin in both the vertical and horizontal directions, often after substantial weight loss. This technique involves two incisions-one horizontal (along the lower abdomen) and one vertical (from the lower chest to the pubic area)-forming a shape similar to a fleur-de-lis. This approach allows for more extensive skin removal and provides dramatic tightening, especially