From surgery to recovery, this guide covers it all. Your recovery after belt lipectomy surgery is a milestone in your weight loss journey toward a toned body and tightened skin after massive weight loss. It’s good to know what to expect ahead of time so you feel better prepared for
Like any other major surgery, a tummy tuck (abdominoplasty) procedure leaves a scar. These scars vary depending on the complexity of your surgery and the incision length your tummy tuck procedure requires. It is possible to conceal certain scars by positioning them below the bikini line. In my 15 years
There are several reasons why I recommend waiting at least twelve months after pregnancy to undergo traditional abdominoplasty (standard tummy tuck) surgery. Not only does your body need time to heal and your loose skin might shrink on its own, but it allows you to spend quality bonding time with
A Mini VASER Lipo-Abdominoplasty procedure addresses redundant skin tissue on the lower abdominal region that may result from pregnancy. Many women experience post-pregnancy side effects, including redundant loose skin in the abdominal region and separated abdominal muscles (diastasis recti), which can be the result of significant weight changes during pregnancy
In this belt lipectomy surgical guide, you’ll learn who is a candidate, how much it costs, what kind of results to expect, possible surgical risks, the length of recovery, the operation steps, and more. What is Belt Lipectomy Surgery? What it is: A body contouring procedure designed to remove loose
Medicare will cover your tummy tuck (abdominoplasty) surgery if it is deemed medically necessary. If you meet the specified criteria, such as if the excess skin and fat are affecting your work and daily life, you may qualify for a Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) Item Number. Are you worried that