abdominoplasty

This 58 year old African American woman developed rectus diastasis and laxity of her abdominal wall skin and tissue after pregnancy. Over time, she also developed some lipodystrophy of her flanks and outer thighs despite working out every day and eating a healthy diet. On the right, she is three months post op from a tummy tuck/abdominoplasty and liposuction of her flanks and outer thighs. The deep abdominal wall was plicated. The abdominoplasty incision is low, hidden by her underwear. You will notice from the posterior view that the liposuction of her flanks and outer thighs makes her buttocks look lifted and rounder without placing any fat (Brazilian butt lift). More

This 58 year old African American woman developed rectus diastasis and laxity of her abdominal wall skin and tissue after pregnancy. Over time, she also developed some lipodystrophy of her flanks and outer thighs despite working out every day and eating a healthy diet. On the right, she is three months post op from a tummy tuck/abdominoplasty and liposuction of her flanks and outer thighs. The deep abdominal wall was plicated. The abdominoplasty incision is low, hidden by her underwear. You will notice from the posterior view that the liposuction of her flanks and outer thighs makes her buttocks look lifted and rounder without placing any fat (Brazilian butt lift). More

This 58 year old African American woman developed rectus diastasis and laxity of her abdominal wall skin and tissue after pregnancy. Over time, she also developed some lipodystrophy of her flanks and outer thighs despite working out every day and eating a healthy diet. On the right, she is three months post op from a tummy tuck/abdominoplasty and liposuction of her flanks and outer thighs. The deep abdominal wall was plicated. The abdominoplasty incision is low, hidden by her underwear. You will notice from the posterior view that the liposuction of her flanks and outer thighs makes her buttocks look lifted and rounder without placing any fat (Brazilian butt lift). More

This 58 year old African American woman developed rectus diastasis and laxity of her abdominal wall skin and tissue after pregnancy. Over time, she also developed some lipodystrophy of her flanks and outer thighs despite working out every day and eating a healthy diet. On the right, she is three months post op from a tummy tuck/abdominoplasty and liposuction of her flanks and outer thighs. The deep abdominal wall was plicated. The abdominoplasty incision is low, hidden by her underwear. You will notice from the posterior view that the liposuction of her flanks and outer thighs makes her buttocks look lifted and rounder without placing any fat (Brazilian butt lift). More