Full abdominoplasty with flotation of the umbilicus and lipo of the flanks

Patient

Age:: 50 - 59
Gender:: Female
Ethnicity:: White
Height:: Undisclosed
Weight:: Undisclosed
Gallery:: 76181

Procedure

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Suzanne A. Trott, MD, FACS — Suzanne A. Trott, MD, FACS
Plastic Surgeon
310-275-3990

Suzanne A. Trott, MD, FACS

Procedure Details

How to find your waist and keep your belly button... This woman underwent a full abdominoplasty with flotation of the umbilicus and liposuction of the flanks. Flotation of the umbilicus (keeping your original belly button) is possible when you have a loose, deep abdominal wall layer (rectus diastasis or stretching of the rectus fascia) but fairly tight skin. In this patient's case, she had undergone liposuction of the abdominal wall many years ago. Unless skin is very saggy to begin with, liposuction alone without any extra lasers actually tightens skin. Her abdominoplasty scar is hidden in her underwear line.

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Front View

Front View Before — Before

Front View Before — Before

Front View After — After

Front View After — After

How to find your waist and keep your belly button... This woman underwent a full abdominoplasty with flotation of the umbilicus and liposuction of the flanks. Flotation of the umbilicus (keeping your original belly button) is possible when you have a loose, deep abdominal wall layer (rectus diastasis or stretching of the rectus fascia) but fairly tight skin. In this patient's case, she had undergone liposuction of the abdominal wall many years ago. Unless skin is very saggy to begin with, liposuction alone without any extra lasers actually tightens skin. Her abdominoplasty scar is hidden in her underwear line. More

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How to find your waist and keep your belly button... This woman underwent a full abdominoplasty with flotation of the umbilicus and liposuction of the flanks. Flotation of the umbilicus (keeping your original belly button) is possible when you have a loose, deep abdominal wall layer (rectus diastasis or stretching of the rectus fascia) but fairly tight skin. In this patient's case, she had undergone liposuction of the abdominal wall many years ago. Unless skin is very saggy to begin with, liposuction alone without any extra lasers actually tightens skin. Her abdominoplasty scar is hidden in her underwear line. More

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Three Quarters Left Before — Before

Three Quarters Left Before — Before

Three Quarters Left After — After

Three Quarters Left After — After

How to find your waist and keep your belly button... This woman underwent a full abdominoplasty with flotation of the umbilicus and liposuction of the flanks. Flotation of the umbilicus (keeping your original belly button) is possible when you have a loose, deep abdominal wall layer (rectus diastasis or stretching of the rectus fascia) but fairly tight skin. In this patient's case, she had undergone liposuction of the abdominal wall many years ago. Unless skin is very saggy to begin with, liposuction alone without any extra lasers actually tightens skin. Her abdominoplasty scar is hidden in her underwear line. More

Abdominoplasty & lipo flanks

How to find your waist and keep your belly button...

This woman underwent a full abdominoplasty with flotation of the umbilicus and liposuction of the flanks. Flotation of the umbilicus (keeping your original belly button) is possible when you have a loose, deep abdominal wall layer (rectus diastasis or stretching of the rectus fascia) but fairly tight skin. In this patient's case, she had undergone liposuction of the abdominal wall many years ago. Unless skin is very saggy to begin with, liposuction alone without any extra lasers actually tightens skin. Her abdominoplasty scar is hidden in her underwear line.

Location

Summit Surgical Center

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