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Abdominoplasty is a popular cosmetic surgery option for individuals who have experienced significant weight loss, pregnancy, or aging, resulting in loose skin and weakened abdominal muscles. Despite their best efforts, many people find it challenging to regain a flat and toned abdomen through exercise and diet alone. Abdominoplasty offers a way to address these concerns by removing excess skin and fat, tightening the underlying muscles, and reshaping the abdominal area.

Types of Abdominoplasty Procedures

Traditional Abdominoplasty: This procedure involves an incision made horizontally from hip to hip, allowing the surgeon to remove excess skin and fat while tightening the abdominal muscles. The belly button may be repositioned for a natural appearance.

Mini Abdominoplasty: Ideal for those with less significant loose skin and muscle laxity, a mini abdominoplasty involves a smaller incision and focuses on the area below the belly button. It provides a targeted solution for a more toned lower abdomen.

Extended Abdominoplasty: This procedure is suitable for patients who have excess skin and fat not only in the abdomen but also on the flanks and lower back. It involves a longer incision that extends around the hips, allowing for more comprehensive contouring.