The short answer is yes; this treatment is worth it. Most patients start to see incredible results after about three months and, six months after treatment, they are surprised at how different their bodies look. Sometimes the abdomen becomes more flattered and looks better for up to a year. Since these treatments can absolutely revolutionize your body, they are considered an excellent investment for both your self-esteem and your overall appearance.
Most people feel pain and tension for up to two weeks after the procedure. Pain and swelling should improve significantly in four weeks, but some swelling may occur up to three months after surgery. You can return to your normal daily activities in four weeks, but because we work so hard to repair your abdominal muscles, it's important to avoid core strengthening exercises, such as squats, sit-ups or squats, for at least six weeks. Hon recalls Tiffany's questions about choosing a draining or non-draining procedure, pain management, and several risk factors. Everyone wants to feel and look their best, but sometimes, our bodies need a little help to do that.
It's common to consider plastic surgery after experiencing major changes, such as growing a family or reducing waist size. A tummy tuck is an excellent option if you want to flatten and smooth the abdominal area. Most people are happy with the results and keep those results as directed by their healthcare providers. The tummy tuck procedure and recovery are a serious commitment of time, energy and resources.
However, the benefits of this surgery are overwhelmingly positive. These are some of the most common ways in which our patients' lives change for the better after undergoing a tummy tuck. After significant weight loss, many people are left with excess loose skin around the abdominal area. A tummy tuck or “tummy tuck” is a surgical operation that removes this excess skin and tightens the muscles of the abdominal wall.
Plastic surgeon
Brad Rockwell, MD, discusses the different types of tummy tuck available to patients and how to decide which one is right for you.Rockwell, when it comes to excess skin caused by weight loss, how common is it for someone to have excess skin that just won't go away? Many people undergo these treatments after pregnancy or to avoid the usual effects of aging and gravity. Most people find that this astronomically improves their self-esteem and allows them to look and feel much more comfortable in their clothes. The rest of their body may look slimmer, and most people find that they have much more energy and a stabilized mood with exercise and a healthy diet.
