A question I am asked often in my practice is whether an abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) can be done at the same time as a caesarean, commonly called a C-section. Some patients have heard of an abdominoplasty performed during a caesarean delivery, sometimes called a “C-tuck” or “C-abdominoplasty,” and they want
One of the questions I am asked most often by women after pregnancy is whether Medicare will contribute to the cost of an abdominoplasty (tummy tuck). The answer comes down to one specific Medicare item, MBS item 30175, and whether a patient meets the criteria attached to it. This article
In my practice, stretch marks are one of the things women ask me about often after having children. They are a normal part of pregnancy for many women, and they are nothing to be embarrassed about. What I can do is explain what they are, why they form, what genuinely
Diastasis recti, also called rectus diastasis or abdominal muscle separation, is a common and normal change during and after pregnancy. The abdominal wall stretches to make room for a growing baby, and in many women the two halves of the abdominal muscles move apart along the midline. For most women