High-Definition Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty)
A tummy tuck (abdominoplasty) tightens separated abdominal muscles and removes excess skin and fat for a flat, firm abdomen. The high-definition version adds sculpting for a more defined contour.
Pair the tummy tuck with 360° liposculpture for total body shaping — a flat abdomen and a defined waist.
Who Is It For?
- Separated abdominal muscles (diastasis recti) after pregnancy
- A hanging or untoned abdomen despite diet/exercise
- Excess skin and fat on the abdomen, especially the lower abdomen
- Stretch marks on the lower abdomen (some may be removed)
The separated abdominal muscles are sutured back together (diastasis recti repair), excess skin is removed, and the navel is repositioned. The high-definition version sculpts the contour for added definition.
What to Expect
Frequently Asked Questions
How is a tummy tuck different from liposuction?
Liposuction only removes fat; a tummy tuck also tightens separated muscle and removes excess skin. If the issue is loose skin and separated muscle, a tummy tuck is needed.
Does a tummy tuck remove stretch marks?
Stretch marks within the removed skin (usually the lower abdomen) can be removed; those outside that area will remain.
Will there be scars?
Yes, a horizontal lower-abdomen scar, placed to sit under underwear or a bikini, fading over time.
When can I get pregnant again after a tummy tuck?
It's best to complete your family plans before a tummy tuck, since a later pregnancy can re-stretch the muscle and skin. Discuss your plans at consultation.
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Discuss Your Transformation
A private consultation to design the plan best suited to your anatomy and goals.