Depending on the amount of excess skin and the degree of sagging the abdominoplasty can be performed in different ways and with\/without additional measures. There are three major types of procedures: the mini-abdominoplasty, medi-abdominoplasty and maxi-abdominoplasty, also known as \u201cclassical abdominoplasty\u201d which differ considerably. Most often, the maxi-abdominoplasty is performed because it is very effective and the majority of patients require substantial improvement. During the operation the skin is lifted from the lower abdomen to the rib cage and tightened down, the resulting excess tissue is then removed.
\nAn important and often necessary adjunct to the tummy tuck is the correction of the rectus diastase. This means the reunification of the separated inner edges of the two rectus muscles which often occurs after pregnancy.<\/p>\n
To emphasize the waist, other complementary measures such as suturing the muscle fascia and additional removal of excess skin, can be performed by means of a vertical skin incision. An accompanying liposuction can also help to improve the overall results.<\/p>\n
A tummy tuck should (especially if the correction of a rectus diastase is planned) be carried out only after completion of family planning and\/or achievement of your desired weight which can be maintained.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/section><\/div>\n\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>